Background info:
So turned up at a Supercar meet in the UK, If I'm honest Some supercars there but also a lot of not so Super 5 series blinged up BMWs, Performance cars yes, but I would not call them Super?
We were due to go on a cruise to a Car dealership where refreshments had been laid on for us. Now this event had been advertised on the internet so naturally a few other car owners wanted to get in on the action.
A young guy in a BMW pulls out in front of me in the car park and proceeds to make his way out of the car park exit. He floors the car sending it into a sideways drift then the car continues forward straight through a Church hall Boundary wall!
He then reverses the car nearly knocking two Cyclists off their bikes. Meanwhile I was sitting at the entrance to the car park with two cameras on my car filming the whole thing!
I then continued to the dealership while trying (unsuccessfully) to follow what was left of the caravan to the dealership!
There was also some pretty poor driving by an Audi A3 Driver, making a dangerous overtake causing a car coming towards him to hit the brakes hard and lock up his wheels to avoid a head on collision.
So here's the moral dilemma,
I have all this on film. Do I just ignore it or should I be presenting this to the local Law enforcement agency?
I've seen the youtube stuff of people getting it wrong at Cars and Coffee meets. I'm sure we have all had our own little moments, but this one is bothering me.
Being as my car is so well known, if any footage was used in a court of law, I may not be welcome at future events, it would not be hard to trace the origin.
What would you do? Just put it down to a bad day an not attend this event again, or take it further?
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