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Stunt driver sets record for the tightest 360 degree spin in a BRZ

Stunt driver sets record for the tightest 360 degree spin in a BRZ

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blogentry-133713-0-50247700-1453253304_thumb.pngStunt driver Alastair Moffat has set a new Guinness World Record for the tightest 360 degree spin in a Subaru BRZ in one continuous motion. Driving the Japanese coupe at around 48km/h, he spins the car in between two rows of cars which are just 2.25 metres apart.

The previous record was held at 2.5 metres and was done in a front-wheel drive car.

 

Nothing has been done to the BRZ other than plucking out a few of the fuses in the fuse box to disable the traction control and ABS systems.

 

Alastair is also the current record holder for a few other records including the "Tightest Reverse Parallel Park" and "Tightest Parallel Park"

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=699J3ig_mok




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