CL65 AMG in Brazil (Drifts, burnouts, cutting traffic, powerslides, etc)

[CarlZ]

Originally Posted by RCV He´s a race pilot in a very important international category (can´t say what it is or his name for privacy issues) He does this all year and almost reaches 400 km/h on the track. So, yes, he has the balls.

Soooo this is how Massa let's off steam after losing F1 title by just one point

[Mattk]

^LOL! Wrong car, though. Maybe he wants to move to McLaren.

The fact that he's still alive doesn't mean that he isn't doing anything wrong. If the other drivers on the road were not appropriately attentive, a significant accident could occur due to the recklessness of this loser.

[CarlZ]

Originally Posted by Mattk ^LOL! Wrong car, though. Maybe he wants to move to McLaren.

it would be too obvious if he'd go around trashing ferrari

[Bernardo]

I'm pretty sure It's "Nelsinho" Piquet, which is in F1 nowdays.

[loliea]

I could understand the burnout from a racing driver (showing off), but the gymkhana on the highway no way. If he is a professional (and not a rich prick who got in racing thanks to mom and dad) he would be conscious of the possible consequence of such useless driving on public road, and would responsibly avoid it.

Anyway, what's the fun passing cars on the highway at 100 when you do it on the track at 400? Doesn't seem right... (unless he is always at the end of the pack on the tack... or never finish )

[ANTHONY]

This is a clown, not a pilot !!!!!!!

[pitfield]

Where are the police?

[Strop]

Originally Posted by pitfield Where are the police?

In the VW Gol , 1.6L with 110hp

[Mattk]

Where are the police?

Analysing the video, possibly. Only an idiot would post a Youtube video of himself breaking the law.

[RC45]

Originally Posted by Mattk Analysing the video, possibly. Only an idiot would post a Youtube video of himself breaking the law.

Brazil is a country rich in corruption, elitism and a blatant economic class system where those with money and wealth excercise power, abuse and often act with impunity and arrogance seemily appearing to be above the law.

This man will never be punished for this behaviour, even if caught red handed.

[Strop]

Originally Posted by RC45 Brazil is a country rich in corruption, elitism and a blatant economic class system where those with money and wealth excercise power, abuse and often act with impunity and arrogance seemily appearing to be above the law. This man will never be punished for this behaviour, even if caught red handed.

Unfortunately, you are definitely right.

[ixul]

hmmmm......sounds like a lot of countries in this world.

[RC45]

Originally Posted by ixul hmmmm......sounds like a lot of countries in this world.

I dont think this behaviour would be easy to get away with in the UK, Germany, Belgium, USA or even Australia.

[CarlZ]

but u sure could do that in latvia...

[psykonesz83]

OK, lets get a grip here.... every day there's someone out there driving like this... there's nothing to do about it... I've been driving pretty fast around here from L.I. to NYC... for me, I just know the route I'm going, I don't swerve in and out of traffic.... I just overtake a lot of cars... It really depends on the congestion of traffic.... This guy should've just been chillin back... the big Benzs feel so much better when you drive normal


Honestly, I've been driving a 99 Mercedes S420 for a while now, me and my friends talk about it a lot and you just never feel how fast your going... I feel like I'm doing 40 and when I look down, I'm doin' 75... I also have a 97 S600 coupe that was just as smooth even though it was a coupe... (I recently put the new S class 19" 9 spokes with low pros)

Besides, you gotta have some deep pockets to keep that tank filled if your driving like that every day