Autoblog

1. That idiot could have been seriously mangled.

Posted at 4:01PM on Apr 4th 2008 by LloydChiro

2. pow right in the kisser
pow right in the kisser
pow right in the kisser
pow right in the kisser

Posted at 4:07PM on Apr 4th 2008 by PaulPaul

3. It's amazing he made it to such an old age making stupid moves like that.

Posted at 4:11PM on Apr 4th 2008 by f3rg

4. ROFL!

Posted at 4:13PM on Apr 4th 2008 by Torrent

5. ah dang, poor old guy, that had to hurt.

Posted at 4:14PM on Apr 4th 2008 by Menice

6. The link says the video is from Serbia, not Russia. Please read text before blogging. kkthxbai.

Posted at 4:14PM on Apr 4th 2008 by Tony

7. Yep, those license plates are from Beograd (Belgrade) which is capital of Serbia.

Posted at 4:36PM on Apr 4th 2008 by Red Star

8.

With so many spectators in close proximity to a very dangerous environment, one thing is very clear to me; Serbia lacks personal injury lawyers.

Posted at 4:14PM on Apr 4th 2008 by Edsel

9. The area is probably painted RED for a reason!! And whats the point of standing in that little side strip, they're not doing anything related to the run.

Posted at 4:16PM on Apr 4th 2008 by Corey W.

10. Hey Autoblog,
It's not in Russian, the license plate is Bulgarian. Or are you that poorly educated to just name everything "Russia" that's east of Germany?

Posted at 4:23PM on Apr 4th 2008 by Serge K.

11. ahh motherland!

Posted at 4:32PM on Apr 4th 2008 by e90+335i

12. BG stand for Beograd which is Belgrade which is capital of Serbia. Not Bulgaria.

Posted at 4:32PM on Apr 4th 2008 by Red Star

13. It is good to bash someone for making a mistake, and correcting him with another...

Posted at 5:26PM on Apr 4th 2008 by MUSASHI66

14. That part with the plate was hilarious!!! So you think that FRA stands on every plate in france, and all the plates in America start with USA? And not to mention that this would mean that Bulgaria can only support 999 999 vehicles, and you would have to wait for someone to unregister a car to get a new one. Seriously though, bulgaria is a country, not a city, and none of the plates start with BG (as G is not in the cyrilic alphabet), but there is a small blue strip with the european stars that says BG in one end.

Posted at 6:51PM on Apr 4th 2008 by Val

15. uh dude, it says "Serbia" in the article. Are you that uneducated that you cant read?

Posted at 11:48PM on Apr 4th 2008 by andre lavoie

16. "Dude", it didn't say Serbia when the article was originally posted. Serbia part was added later.

Posted at 12:25AM on Apr 5th 2008 by Red Star

17. I put my car on an above ground portable dyno a few years ago at a car show and they let you sit in the passenger seat while they do the run. I got in and by force of habit, I put my seatbelt on. The dyno operator that was driving my car just kind of laughed and said that we come off the dyno, that's not going to make much of a difference. I kept it on anyway.

Put 164.4 the to wheels with a '92 Civic CX with an Acura Integra B18C1 motor. I miss that car.

Posted at 4:23PM on Apr 4th 2008 by HybridAndy

18. Let the lawsuits begin!

It's wrong, to me, that in the U.S. this guy could probably sue the owners of the facility AND the manufacturer of the dynamometer, and win!

Or, worse, the government steps an and regulates dynamometer usage, making them more expensive, and more difficult to use, view, install, operate, etc.

Darwin was right. Sometimes dumb is just plain old ordinary dumb.

That said, I've probably done dumber things...

Posted at 4:27PM on Apr 4th 2008 by K. Ryan Hasse

19. Don't worry, in Serbia we don't sue other people for every little thing.

Posted at 4:33PM on Apr 4th 2008 by Red Star

20. If your gonna screencap on the main page, please pull the video nav bar....

Posted at 4:31PM on Apr 4th 2008 by Fooman