Reply With QuoteLooks like it was filmed with an early Nokia of some description....
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Looks like it was filmed with an early Nokia of some description....
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T Cut and a buff!
They are all owned by a single individual.
Transporter full of cars owned by a track day experience company.
Guessing the lady in the jacket with a Ferrari badge on the sleeve in the video is an 'interested party'!
Started out with nothing. Still have most of it left.
This is when the driver is breathylised / drug tested and found over the limit and insurance not valid!
Shmee?Originally Posted by Skier
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Breitling Cosmonaute 809 - What's not to like?
If he was in breach of the terms and conditions of his insurance policy, the owners of the vehicles being transported are classed as third parties. As such they will still be paid out under the insurer’s obligations under the Road Traffic Act. The insurer will then pursue the driver for their outlay.
This isn’t the case here in any event. The driver was an employee of a track day experience company whose vehicles were being transported between locations. A post made by the company state that they stand by the driver.
Also apparently not drunk , sounded more like driving too fast and lost control trying to avoid some cyclists
So no drink/drug driving, no sacking of the driver, no destruction of people’s super cars.
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