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In a story that will
please Jeremy Clarkson and others suspicious of any road-safety measure, a
Romanian man received a speed ticket for driving at 310mph. The 62-year-old had
been driving a 15-year-old Renault K65, which he claimed he could barely get to
70mph.
Police suspect that a
radar malfunction may have been responsible for the ticket, meaning the driver
will not be needing Mr Loophole to explain why he was exceeding the top speed
of a Formula One car.
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