(car engine revving)
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- We're back at beautiful Road America with "The Clean" car,
done in all its glory.
The whole shebang is ready to go.
However, you know, what's not ready to go?
Alex, where's Clapped car?
- It's right,
not, not here. It's in Minnesota still.
- Okay. You told me it was gonna be here though.
- I thought it was.
- And that's why you don't buy Clapped car.
We did bring something special.
I got a treat for everyone today.
- We do actually have a Clean driver
because I would label all of us as Clapped drivers.
So we finally have our first official, actual driver.
- Johan Schwartz. Where that boy at?
(Alex banging door)
- Johan zip up, it's time to get going.
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- Hey, I'm Johan Schwartz.
Three time Guinness World Record holder in longest drift.
One of them was 232 miles, in eight hours.
With five times refueling.
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I am here at Road America today with the Fitment Industry,
driving this beauty right here, they put together.
And I can't wait to be driving
one of my favorite tracks here in the US.
- All right so the rules are pretty simple.
It's pretty similar to the last time we were here.
You're gonna get three laps.
We're still gonna have Team Clean versus Team Clapped.
Except now we have our stake here.
Johan is an insane driver.
We've already let him warm up the car a little bit.
- Insane is right. - Yeah.
- Driver, yeah.
- I pooped my pants, just watching.
I was so scared. That is insane.
So he is going to set the lap time.
Our goal is to get as close as possible to Johan's time.
Johan, tell us about these tires.
I know you did the longest drift.
Let's talk a little bit about 'em.
- Yeah, I did eight hours on these extreme context sports.
From Continental,
you know, in order for you to do a drift for eight hours,
you need good car controls.
I need the best tires I could get.
So you obviously came up with a very good choice
on this car.
You guys did an awesome job considering
the short time that you guys had to put this car together.
- It was crunch time.
- So kudos to you guys. - I appreciate it.
- I mean, that's just the way you guys do business.
- Yes. Thank you Johan.
As you see, we've got the Continental.
The Fitment Industry is busy raising the road
from on the traction,
which is probably the coolest thing
I've ever seen in my life.
But I think we're ready to hop into this.
So Johan let's go set the lap time
for Team Clean and Team Clapped.
- All right. No pressure.
- No pressure. Let's go.
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- Three, two, one, go.
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- Animal spin.
- He's already looking better.
- Yes, like he's in form and conscious.
- Yeah, the lap isn't done yet.
And I already he'll beat it.
- The DNA in this car is already there.
And then you guys put these extra parts on
that made it even more fun to drive on the track.
- His first lap time will be better than my best lap time.
- Yeah. The car looks so good.
- The car looks phenomenal.
- It sounds good too.
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- What's crazy is how the tires are performing.
It's cold. It's wet.
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- You know, the tires, the rims, the suspension,
and then the harness.
When you start driving in spirit like this,
you know, it's really nice to be buckled in.
So you feel the car and not move it around.
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- I can confidently say if Clapped car was here,
it wouldn't even matter.
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- So that was absolutely insane
to watch Johan use every inch of the track,
as you can see on the car.
And as you can see in my pants, cause I poop myself.
(people laughing)
That was insane.
What I wanna hear is the time that we have to try and beat.
Jake, what was the time?
- All laps coming in at 44.
Final lap coming in at 43.7.
- (exclaiming) Oh my God. What?
- Awesome.
- Yeah. (people laughing)
- Awesome. It was so much fun.
- Absolutely. So thank you, Johan.
That was insane.
Alex, we need to do rock, paper, scissors
on who gets to choose which team goes first.
And I'm gonna pick scissors.
- No, you're not. - Yes I am.
- No you're not.
- Alex. - No you're not.
- All right. Okay.
Rock, paper, scissors, shoot.
- Ooh (screaming).
- Hey, I stuck to my word.
All right, do you want it? You get the choice now.
Do you wanna go first?
Let me converse with my team.
Johan, come here.
- No, you can't have Johan on your team.
- Yeah, he's like Pauleen.
(indistinct)
- I don't wanna go first.
- Yeah, you guys should go first.
(beep). (people laughing)
- I'm ready. I was born ready.
Sean I may have you go first off.
(people laughing)
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- It feels pretty quiet.
- Oh, I feel you pushing a little bit? Okay.
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Use this lap to learn. Use this lap to learn.
- The first lap, our best launch of the day.
If I have to say so myself.
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- Gone on the outside, using the space-
- Look at that.
- I could tell Sean was a little more aggressive with that.
I think actually that helped him with the time that he got.
(people laughing)
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So I think he may have been in that envelope of,
in and out of the limit of the tire.
- He's pushing, he's finding the limit.
- He's trying.
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- I think that was probably my best lap.
It was the smoothest I tried to be.
I had to pull back the aggression and stay consistent.
- The coder has been quiet in there.
- (chuckling) He's not making any, you know-
- Oh, no.
He's slided out.
(people laughing)
- Really mean.
'Cause the corner sorts of starts picking up
and get the weight on the front tire.
So it grips, and then right link at the top.
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I tried to slide it, I stayed in it and it is wet.
So it went all the way around.
- Whoa right.
- It's so slippery in the front.
- It looks a little slippery on the rear though.
(people laughing)
- It feels so planted.
Honestly,
the car feels a hundred percent different than what it is.
- Just think the best driver of the group spun out.
- (chuckling) Johan didn't spin out.
- Three, two, one, go.
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(indistinct)
- First things first.
I was very disappointed to see that Clapped car wasn't here.
'Cause I was ready to beat Clapped car again.
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- It's gotta be tough over the hill.
It's gotta go in with a push. It better go on.
- Come on, I like this.
(people shouting)
- You drive a vehicle of course,
with equal tires, same track and everything.
All the small margins really matter.
- There you go. There you go.
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- It was so planted that it wasn't even over steering.
It was actually under steering,
which was something that I had to get used to too.
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- No doubt, no doubt.
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- And I kept flying out. It kept spinning out.
So I wish I would've taken Johan's advice
a little better,
and bend a little smoother,
and a little more consistent.
(people shouting)
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- All right. He's coming through well.
There's the weight on the front.
He's turning well.
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- There it goes. It takes the checker plan.
(people laughing)
- All right.
- You got good angle out there. I love it.
- If it was a drifting competition, you would've won.
(people laughing)
- How do you do that? How did you (indistinct)?
(people laughing)
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(indistinct)
- No gears, no gears, no gears.
- Alex did a good job
of like kind of keeping me back as much as possible.
Like you said,
you could kinda tell when I wanted to get out a little bit.
He's like, no, not yet, not yet.
- Turn.
Remember don't leave brake when you're turning.
Now you're turning. Now you go.
- Both of them are very smooth drivers.
Alex gets competitive,
and then he tries to push it a little too far.
And that's what allowed us to win last time.
- He obviously had a really good coach in the car with him.
Right, did all the head signals,
he obviously figured out all the secret codes.
- It's the field for it.
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- Oh, here we go.
- It felt a lot more comfortable
than I thought it was gonna be.
I think it striked myself out a little bit.
But we were able to power through it.
And I think by that third lap,
I was feeling really confident.
- I like today with the tire,
when you did find that edge of the grip,
it communicates that a lot more.
The other one was kinda on or off.
And this is where to go. It's more of a window.
- I can just tell how smooth Gels' has been.
- I don't like it.
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That look good.
(car engine revving)
- Gels I'm so proud of you (clapping).
That was very smooth.
No spinsey winseys?
- It felt really good.
- Alex are you ready?
You have had more time than anybody here
to look at the track, to see the track,
to see how the car's driving, to get a ride along.
You have no excuse.
Did your wife's car drive here nicely?
Was it a smooth ride?
I was just curious,
why you didn't bring Clapped car and you were supposed to.
And you said you were bringing it,
and then you showed up in your wife's car.
So I was just curious what was going on.
- All right. Three, two, one.
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- I think I've had the most lousy day.
- Unfortunately,
the Clapped car did not make it here,
because I wasn't gonna push it,
and I don't have any muscles.
- Oh that's interesting.
- Yeah.
- That turn was really hard for both me and Sean.
A big one there.
- You know, I said to myself,
that's probably good that he goes last
because he might be the one that's gonna,
you know, test the barriers out.
He's playing very conservative like Gels was.
- The difference between this car and the Clapped car
is like the difference between Toppers
when you get it delivered to your house,
and then Toppers two days later from the refrigerator,
when you put it in the microwave.
It's just not the same.
- Looking good.
All right he's coming across the line.
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- This is it. - Ooh, Yeah.
- He knows last time,
he threw everything under the bus last time.
(indistinct)
All right here it is Jake, last lap.
Come on.
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- Yeah it looks like he played a lot more safe this time.
- It's that my car?
- You're getting a little nervous.
- That was scary.
But I had such a blast.
I can't believe how the car transformed, but here we are.
It's so crazy 'cause our driving styles
definitely stayed the same from last time to this time.
Me and Sean were crazy.
Alex and Gels played it very conservative.
But it looks very smooth.
- Tires, the wheels, the suspension, everything came in,
even with the wet track,
it just felt so much better.
I can only imagine what it does on rails.
Where are you putting your chip?
- I was just seeing where I wanted to clip the mic.
It was also amazing to see the potential of this car
with someone driving it,
that knows what the hell they're doing.
- Yeah.
- Jake why don't you come in here
and tell us what's going on with the time.
- All right. Remember Johan's time, 43.7.
Real quick.
Team Clean.
Sean went out first.
Sean's best lap, 46.8. - Ooh.
- A mere three seconds behind Johan.
After that Dakota went out, 48.6.
- Okay, I'll take that. I'll take that.
- And then Team Clapped went out.
Gels and Alex, both smooth.
Gels with a 47.2.
- Ooh.
- Alex with a 47.4.
- Ooh (laughing).
- The average for Team Clean, 47.7.
The average for Team Clapped, 47.3.
- (shouting) What? What?
- Oh my God.
- I soiled it. I soiled it.
- You should just trade the car to us.
- Alex says anything.
I want you to know that Johan said
I looked the coolest on the track while I was driving.
So, that counts for a lot.
- That's usually what he tells the kids
at the go-cart track too.
(people laughing)
- My disappointment is immeasurable.
And I'm lost for words.
I don't know how this happened.
I want to apologize
to everyone that was rooting for Team Clean,
which was everyone.
- Let's go Team Clapped.
- I'm gonna thank us, Team Clapped.
Because without us, we wouldn't be here.
But seriously, thank you so much
for allowing us to get this bill put together.
All of the viewers,
all the people on the internet
that have told us they want us to build the car.
The great news is, you know,
Dakota and Sean- - Shut up.
- You guys will get another opportunity.
That next opportunity is never.
- I wish I had the cars here.
- Hey, we only have two of those and you keep breaking them.
You keep breaking them.
(people laughing)
(indistinct)
- I can't smack the car.
- Yeah, yeah don't slap it.
(Dakota laughing)
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