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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Taken from the New York Times this morning: SPEEDY MONARCH: King Carl Gustav capped a day of go-carting by driving his yellow Porsche across southern Sweden at speeds up to 100 miles per hour, according to the newspaper Aftonbladet. With Queen Silvia at his side, the king sped 150 miles from Karlskoga to Stockholm as a convoy of security officers and Prince Carl Philip, in his own Porsche, struggled to keep up, witnesses said. A royal spokeswoman denied that the king's driving was 'insane,' as Aftonbladet claimed in a front-page headline. In any case, the consitution prevents prosecution of the king. So, what was Prince Carl Philip driving that he was 'struggling' to keep up?

POST 2Original post

Up to 100 whopping MPH? Somebody slow that man down!

POST 3Original post

He's also known as the "MOTOR MONARCH" That's a Yellow GT3 he's driving when article mentioned "Yellow Porsche" Also owns a blue Ferrari 456, amoung other exotics

POST 4Original post

sweet. Speaking of sweeden, have you guys ever seen that chase of a modificied older turbo in stockholm???? That was awesome!!

POST 5Original post

Yeah it's called Getaway in Stockholm... http://www.getawayinstockholm.com/

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yeah but that video was sped up so it looks like he's speeding...you can tell because at one point you see a lighthouse/beacon that is turning WAY too fast...

POST 7Original post

I think we've been over this before...that lighthouse ( Communications Tower) is real and that's the way it flashes...been to Sweden seen it for myself...the video is real so are the undercover cops.

POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Keyvan, Very interesting, I had seen the video, but never read all the follow up...

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