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umm I'm sure he had an option to buy a car that was not turbo or 8cyl. pretty simple right? people taking the piss on laws (or thinking because they are famous or have money that they can ignore them) are exactly what makes it so much harder for normal people.

for every wanker like that, the rest of us have to work 10x harder at being good

A choice between an M3 and a 320i..... lol

Sorry Duncan but your on your own with this one.

The law says he can drive it

Plenty of people on the forums get exemptions for Nissan turbo cars, why should it be different just because he is famous and drives an M3?

Personally I think he is a cock head, should have gone home after the first run in, guess time will tell if he was in the right or wrong, but for all we know he could have been caught the second time comming back from an hour at the courts (his work) to let off some steam after the first incident... I recon his father is guiding him wrong though, usually is the case with young sports stars.

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