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Yet again, wet road beats mad driving skillz.
Maybe they were testing it for an addition to the celebrity death tally.
International coverage for TTAC only :
The event happened about 1 week ago in Sofia (Bulgaria). According to eye witnesses this was a promo campaign for Philip Morris. No information about the (lousy) driver is available.
Back to you TTAC.
I know it’s not a good criteria to judge by, but with how easy the California is to drive quickly in Forza 3, I’m going to say this was pure driver failure.
Hey, we can’t all REALLY drive the Ferraris.
Nice @ Mrb00st. I wish I even had FM3. But why do people try to powerslide on such heavily trafficked roads?
The quality of the video was so poor I couldn’t see what happened. Shame.