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That is commentary on another level. Gave me goosebumps just listening to it again. F**k you RedBull. And whoever is the 'UK’s leading TV football commentator', they are all shit. The reason Rob's commentary was (is) so good, is because it was from the heart and not manufactured/watered down/nanny-fied bollox like every other commentator out there. Rob, you are R. P. McMurphy and RedBull is Nurse Ratched - don't let them sanitise you!

Please Rob KEEP the excitement and thrill of it all in the commentating. Red Bull might want you to clean it up, but damn, you keep the enthusiasm to keep the spectators loving it!

Man, you gotta dig up some of his truly wasted stuff from the year before that or 2009. So much shit talking. Good good wholesome shit talking. DrunkWarner is BestWarner.

Remember when?

Listen up and Lighten up Red Bull. I think I wore out my like button on most of these comments. Train Rob well, that's good, but give him his beers and let him work his real magic!

Seriously? I look forward to this year and see how Warner does in comparison to previous years. Seriously the commentating he does is what keeps me on the edge of my seat. This might be off base but, I work as a server/waiter at a restaurant and my managers have certain things they want me to say, which I try my best to say. However, I want to treat my customers like friends and talk to them genuinely and whole heartedly, I always try to bring out my personality to the customers and the customers appreciate it. I say that...

Kidwoo: "The whole reason the freecaster commentary was so awesome was because he was excited and screaming about people and a sport he knows really well in a field he's passionate about. It ruled because it WASN'T trained subdued crap. That already exists everywhere and what warner brought was way more real. See recent rampage commentary if you really think redbull knows what they're doing here. Red Bull likes to pride themselves on unique, one of a kind events, why don't they want a unique, one of a kind commentator any more? Oh well....." - I thoroughly agree with these...

The video of Danny Hart's 2011 World's run has around 3 million views on youtube. The vast majority of those 3 million people didn't watch that run because they're die hard fans or because they had any specific appreciation for the riding, they watched it because the commentary was fantastic, hilarious, and could be appreciated by both legitimate fans and casual observers. You don't see any of the more recent races with relatively bland commentary getting anywhere near as much appreciation.