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World's Longest Vehicle Drift - Abdo Feghali 2013

AustriaPublished February 25, 2013

Views 481K  |  Likes 2.91K  |  Comments 449
Views#3,003,806Global
Views#3,096Austria

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Red BullRed Bull
29.8M subs•7.09K videos•Sep 2006

This video has 481K views and 2.91K likes, ranking #3,003,806 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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481,729

Likes

2,913

Comments

449

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Total (all-time): $337 – $963

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Click CC for Subtitles! Check out more moto action here http://win.gs/MqRtU7 Red Bull athlete Abdo Feghali has broken the world record for the longest drift, doubling the previous record. 11,180 meters of continuous drifting were enough for Dado to gain the applause of the Guinness World Records' team, who flew in to a…

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February 25, 2013
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