"I Should Call Aston Martin And Ask Them Not To Put This Button In My Next Car"

Edward Niedermeyer
by Edward Niedermeyer

Here’s hoping your weekend motoring has been a little bit safer than surfboard designer Roberto Ricci’s…


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  • SimonAlberta SimonAlberta on Oct 30, 2011

    I agree with all saying the driver is an idiot but...I would caution against being too holier-than-thou about it. Anyone can make a mistake. For those that think they are better drivers than him..well, maybe you are, but you may likely just be at a higher threshold when you make YOUR mistake and you may just not walk away smiling like this guy. You know...pride cometh before the fall and all that....just saying!

    • Another_pleb Another_pleb on Oct 31, 2011

      The old adage about good pilots never letting their aeroplane get into a position where they need to demonstrate their good piloting skills applys equally for car drivers. Yes, Michael Schumacher or someone of that ilk could have probably held the skid for a bit longer and maybe executed a wonderful four-wheel drift around the corner, but I'd be willing to bet that on a public road, he would have slowed down before the corner and not switched off the T/C like a cockwhisk.

  • Bryce Bryce on Oct 31, 2011

    TOOO much money and zero driving ability

  • Robert.Walter Robert.Walter on Oct 31, 2011

    I would laugh when they us the video to pull his ticket for speeding and reckless driving. Middle-age crises are about choices and consequences, turning off your T/C as you apply power in the curve is a most stupid, but knuckleheadedly-effective, way of proving this.

  • Jpolicke Jpolicke on Oct 31, 2011

    Next time maybe he'll RTFM before pushing buttons he doesn't understand.

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