RE: Arrested for Doing 210mph - In a Video
Thursday 16th August 2007
Arrested for Doing 210mph - In a Video
Enzo driver is busted for recording his speed run on camera
An exotic sports car dealer from Canada has been arrested after police watched a video that showed him driving three times over the legal limit – including one shot of his Ferrari Enzo displaying 339kph (210mph).
Zahir Rana, the owner of ZR Auto, is featured in the video on YouTube titled ZR Speed Run Challenge, doing high speed runs with his friends.
A Lamborghini Gallardo, a Ferrari 360 and F430 are
all featured with shots of the cars’ speedometers at over 300kph (186mph). Three of Rana’s friends who participated in the video have also been arrested.In the seven-minute video Rana says: “When I was doing the run… I just wanted to go faster and faster. And I know I could have done 350, but I ran out of road."
Rana claims the video was faked and says the
video is part of viral marketing and isn’t factual.Discussion
Here's the video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrsaeUJgymo
What is it with people constantly doing this. There have been others in the past - (Youtube video of `Tunnel Racers` on local London news and the Sun article of the chap who posted pictures and times of his acheevments are just two that spring to mind instantly) - that have also been arrested because of `publicly displaying` their acheevments...will these people never ever learn 

sjp63 said:
Hendry said:
sjp63 said:
in the video it looks like the Enzo speedo is calibrated up to "250".........expected it to go up to 350 KPH or something like that??
Marked up in MPH, presumably for the US market.
I can't believe people still film themselves doing stuff like this. You know that it will eventually end up on YouTube or some other site. Also, the police are only going to go after people that are worth going after and have the funds to pay the fines. For all of the Honda Civic videos out there breaking the law you don't see people going after them.
RefinedRogue said:
I can't believe people still film themselves doing stuff like this. You know that it will eventually end up on YouTube or some other site. Also, the police are only going to go after people that are worth going after and have the funds to pay the fines. For all of the Honda Civic videos out there breaking the law you don't see people going after them.
one of my colleagues just got a 12 month ban for "dangerous driving" after posting video of himself driving his ibiza fr down a local rd, and thought he would be safe as he didnt show the speedo on his videoGassing Station | General Gassing [Archive] | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff





