You're a plonker Rodney

[Beebo]

Not much chance of that I'm afraid. Nobody hurt and a bit of property damage which will be handled by his insurance.
Agree about the colour though .

I dont know about that. He clearly loses control,due to dangerous driving and could quite easily killed someone, especially with all the spectators.

 

[Cycleops]

Possibly due care and attention but I wouldn't bet on it.

 

[Slioch]

"he lost control because of his cold tyres"

No. He lost control because he was an utter twat lacking the skills to do what he was attempting to do. Should have the book thrown at him and receive a thorough spanking from his mummy when he gets home.

 

[Pale Rider]

There's been a few supercars crashed by inexperienced drivers.

I've never driven one, but it seems to me if you give such a car some welly with the steering other than straight it will catapult itself into the scenery.

 

[BristolRoversfc]

What a stupid place to leave a tree

 

[fossyant]

There's been a few supercars crashed by inexperienced drivers.

I've never driven one, but it seems to me if you give such a car some welly with the steering other than straight it will catapult itself into the scenery.

The Honda Civic Type R came with the 'High Performance Car, Low Performance Driver' tag by the police when they came out.

 

[ianrauk]

It's not the first time for a Lambo crash in London, the posted headline reminded me of this one.

 

[Paulus]

I bet the insurance had a great time sorting that one out, and the Police probably had a good laugh.

 

[mustang1]

Battleship grey is a lovely colour. After all, battleships are painted that colour.

 

[mustang1]

Anyone seen that YouTube video of a Bugatti gently being drive n into the ocean?

 

[Racing roadkill]

The ‘problem’ with this particular car, is that unlike most of the Lamborghini line up at present, it’s rear wheel drive, not 4 wheel drive. Lamborghini then gave it a big chunk more power as well. The rear wheel drive mid engined cars have a hell of a propensity to ‘steer from the rear’ using the throttle ( which is part of the appeal to a competent driver). They also tend to go light at the front, simultaneously, which means it’s very hard to correct it with the steering wheel alone, once it starts squirming. The driver was a bit of a tit for not knowing this was almost certainly not going to end well, on a narrow street. Too many people have become complacent about the electronic driver aids that are fitted as standard now. You can alter the settings for these cars, to turn the assistance right down, from buttons in the cockpit. Add that to the ridiculous power to weight ratio, and the rear wheel drive, and a none too sensible driver, and you’ve got yourself a nightmare waiting to happen.

 

[swee'pea99]

The ‘problem’ with this particular car, is that unlike most of the Lamborghini line up at present, it’s rear wheel drive, not 4 wheel drive. Lamborghini then gave it a big chunk more power as well. The rear wheel drive mid engined cars have a hell of a propensity to ‘steer from the rear’ using the throttle ( which is part of the appeal to a competent driver). They also tend to go light at the front, simultaneously, which means it’s very hard to correct it with the steering wheel alone, once it starts squirming. The driver was a bit of a tit for not knowing this was almost certainly not going to end well, on a narrow street. Too many people have become complacent about the electronic driver aids that are fitted as standard now. You can alter the settings for these cars, to turn the assistance right down, from buttons in the cockpit. Add that to the ridiculous power to weight ratio, and the rear wheel drive, and a none too sensible driver, and you’ve got yourself a nightmare waiting to happen.

The ‘problem’ with this particular car is that it's being driven by a farkwit.

 

[raleighnut]

It's not the first time for a Lambo crash in London, the posted headline reminded me of this one.

TBH that was caused by the plonker pulling out.

 

[Profpointy]

I was once walking around Edinburgh on a wet evening and someone in a Morgan sports car drove past, slowly and seemingly sensibly, when he suddenly spun the car and it went up the pavement arse first. He didn't seem to be twatting about before the incident so don't know if he was trying to show off or just lacked the skill to manage a powerfull and lightweight car on a wet road

 

[slowmotion]

I'm sure that @screenman can fix it up for a small fee.