Funny guy..... Shitty driver

http://cbs2.com/video/?id=36333@kcbs.dayport.com

I bet the photographer shit his pants...

under steer like crazy,
man....
another reason actors should not drive....except paul

But even he killed that Brumos GT

No air bag in those?

If he woud have gotten out of the gas it would have spun off at a different angle.

It might be a Ferarri but it still is on street tires. and way smaller ones in front. Push is putting it lightly.

HAHAHA.... loser.
Mark D.

Pity the dumb-ass who provided the car. Anything for a little fame!

Hey, here's an idea - why not try brain surgery next time? he's equally qualified. Who has a brain to risk for 15 seconds of glory? Mine's already shot & would look bad on camera.

Is there money involved?

The Enzo was part of the exotic car collection of the director of the motion picture, "Redline" which Eddie Griffin is or "was" starring in.
Should of had a stunt double.
CCLIN914NATION

What a waste! Hopefully someone can scavange another radiator hose to add to Our Collection

I saw a preview of that. Looks like another Fast and the Furious picture. I can't wait

I wonder what the conversation was like when he gave him the keys?


"alright, just remember to go easy on the gas pedal ok?"

"yea yea, whatever man I know what i'm doin"

lmfao!!! at a stupid AX!!

Wow... Took a turn way too hot... Too much understeer.

Ferarri sells those without making their customers take a DE course?

What a fucking jackass! Why wouldn't you inch up on it and learn how the car behaves before you try to take a corner 3 times faster than the car will allow! He could have had full race rubber and wider front wheels and he was still going into that barrier. All I can say is he's a jackass!

Yea....he's an idiot, but on the other hand....

who designed the course.....a concrete barrier less than ten feet from a course that is going to have extreme novice drivers on it....wasn't such a bright idea.

-Peter

Some say it was a publicity stunt. Can't put anything past those Hollywood types.

I agree as well. There's no excuse for a concrete barrier anywhere near the course. With that said, the driver's have to be mindful of what they may run into. I suppose a multi million dollar Hollywood type doesn't concern himself with such trivial things.