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Reckless M5 drifts through traffic

GEORGIA - Driver Giorgi Tevzadze created one of the most irresponsible drift videos yet as he powers his way through a busy European city... and all in the name of advertising!

Tevzadze, from the Republic of Georgia, is apparently a lunatic with a serious need for speed, who despite risking the lives of fellow drivers says that "you should not try this at home".

DO NOT TRY THIS ON SA ROADS

In a video uploaded to YouTube, he even has a disclaimer: "We(including the driver) agree that driving on public roads like that is terribly dangerous and can lead to the worst consequences.

"So please do not try to do what you see in this video. We are not going to race in streets like these anymore. But still this is a very beautifull video."

The video even tries to excuse Tevzadze's behaviour by stating:  "The purpose of this video is advertising."

YouTube comments were varied:

Trazinpismu said: "Did anyone notice that this guy checks his blind spots and his mirrors! Half of regular drivers forget to use them. Respect.

"Still it's crazy to drive like this in public but he has amazing driving skills. I am really astonished watching this video. Of course the E34 3.8 M5 is simply epic."

Strelec96 commented: Sy what you want but this driver has talent. Sure it is dangerous but I respect him for his skills.

Adidasman12 said: "BMW M5 for sale. Low mileage. Babied never abused. Only driven by older gent to the market once a week.."

VIDEO

There's a particularly hair-raising section at 4min22 as he squeezes past vehicles.

Sure, it's incredibly exciting to watch and no it's not smart and he should never do it again.

Click here to watch the video!

Do you agree with Tevzadze's traffic antics or should he be arrested for reckless driving? Email us and we'll publish your thoughts on Wheels24. Or use the Readers' Comments section below...


 
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