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...and of course he was driving a 911! Motorist admits driving at 172mph A motorist has admitted driving at a speed of 172 mph on a road in Oxfordshire. Timothy Brady was driving a Porsche 911 along the A420 near Kingston Bagpuize when he was caught in a routine speed check. Brady, aged 33, from Harrow in north west London, admitted the offence when he appeared at Oxford Crown Court and will be sentenced in September. The speed is thought to be the highest recorded in the UK for such an offence. Brady also denied a further charge of aggravated vehicle taking. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/o...re/6962448.stm I vaguely remember the guy getting caught and I think he "borrowed" the car from his (ex)employer

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Sounds like he needs to move to Germany....FAST!

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yeah, I remember that also - I was amused by the word borrowed.

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