The series just completed it's second season, covering the trials and tribulations during the 2014 series. I've been linking them since April 17th to this page as each one has been released on YouTube, and for good reason. Launch Control has done a fantastic job capturing the details you can't get from reading the times off of the stages that David Higgins and Craig Drew just blew through. The heart and soul of both of these teams that they put into their work has been etched into this series from day one, arranged with gratuitous amounts of slow-motion rally cars getting sideways and slinging mud everywhere. What's not to like?
Launch Control has done a lot for the fanbase of enthusiasts, but it has also shed light on an often overlooked sport in the United States. By making the series free to watch on YouTube, they've made it accessible to a huge audience. It's an addictive show to watch, too. You would think the drama is scripted the way things play out sometimes, so it's exciting and engaging for both veterans and newbies to the sport of Rally and Rallycross. The first season also made it to BluRay so folks can take the action to their living room. I know I've had friends over for "Rally Movie Night" where we share great films with flying dirt. Exposure for rally is important to help it grow for fans and drivers alike, so it's encouraging to see a series like this out there.
If you've missed it, need to finish up, or just want to watch those episodes again, they're all here on my blog and Subaru's YouTube page.
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