140mph speeder caught on youtube...
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Blithering stupidity
By Stuart Van OnselenPosted Thursday 30th August 2007 14:56 GMT
Seems to be an epidemic of stupidity going around, which is being aided and abetted by YouTube.
He's right, how stupid can people get posting video's of themselves doing something like that on public roads with a proper read out of what they are doing.
Youtube don't help as you can post pretty much anything on there.
Would be interested to know what sort of escort. Doubt it was his mum's 1.3 bonus
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Escort rs turbo, best bit is most people was more concerned about the fact he had no petrol whilst doing it
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Shocked, exhausted, hosed, bushed, dumped, chipped, mounted, filtered, gauged, packed, intermittantly wiped and braked. I mean broken. Now, about the car...Comment
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Totally different attitude to the Italian Police force, check this when Team Polizei (M5 done up like police Car) asked local fuzz for directions to nearest petrol station in Gumball few years ago.
Dont expect treatment like this from the local UK *****table in his focus tho!Comment
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lol over here they are in volvo hearses, have to be careful they sneak up on youTotally different attitude to the Italian Police force, check this when Team Polizei (M5 done up like police Car) asked local fuzz for directions to nearest petrol station in Gumball few years ago.
Dont expect treatment like this from the local UK *****table in his focus tho!
also have nissan pathfinders as well, dont have to worry about them as much
great vid tho!
I also remember reading about a couple of guys who got caught with exotic cars like a gallardo and an enzo or something in canada? trying to compete for top speed or something like that.

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What a complete tool. A great addition to the genepool......not.
Someone mentioned music? that ain't music. It's just random annoying noise, rather like a pneumatic road hammer
2001 Avus Silver B5 RS4.
2004 A4 Avant 1.8T quattro Sport-LE.
1995 S2 Coupe - sold (sniff)Comment
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Could be worse, remember this guy:
Fines on ability to pay?
It has long been a concern that road related fines have a disproportionate affect on low income individuals
and little effect on high income individuals. The following report presents a story from Finland where
fines are scaled according to ability to pay, leading to cases where individuals have been fined US$50 000
for speeding.
At 46 miles an hour, he didn’t set any land speed records. But Nokia executive Anssa Vanjoki could set
the record for the costliest ever speeding ticket—a $103 000 fine. He was fined for speeding on a motorcycle
in a 31 mph zone on an island near Helsinki last October, chief police inspector Olli Yliskoski said.
In Finland, traffic fines are not just based on the seriousness of the infringement, they’re also tied to
the offender’s income, and there’s no limit. Worse for Vanjoki, his fine was based on his net income in
1999, when he reportedly made $5.2 million because of option sales. He has appealed for the fine to be
based on his lower year 2000 income.Comment
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Agree with Jas hope they put in jail for a while to come to his senses and allot of picking up the soap sessions to remind him of what a **** he is!!93 S2 Avant Parting
91 URQ RR
02 A4 tdi AvantComment
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old film: but i LOVE it!!!!!
they havent beeen busted ether: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzjAe...elated&search=Comment

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