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Watch these Mustangs drift their way into a world record

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Watch these Mustangs drift their way into a world record | Top Gear

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Pair of powersliding pony cars set eerily specific record in Saudi Arabia

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Watch these Mustangs drift their way into a world record

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Pair of powersliding pony cars set eerily specific record in Saudi Arabia

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Pair of powersliding pony cars set eerily specific record in Saudi Arabia

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Watch these Mustangs drift their way into a world record

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Watch these Mustangs drift their way into a world record

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Watch these Mustangs drift their way into a world record

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Pair of powersliding pony cars set eerily specific record in Saudi Arabia

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It’s a pretty tall order to get a new car-based world record these days. Just think of the money that Bugatti splurged to get the fastest production car, or how bitter the fight with Hennessey’s Venom GT (and its management) for the title has been. And that’s before Koenigsegg got involved in the melee.

To get a new world record without spending umpteen million pounds in the process then, people are starting to get really, really specific.

So specific, in fact, that this particular record will take a little explaining. Unlike last year’s world record for the largest tyre track image, set by Hyundai in the vast Delamar Dry Lake in Nevada, this record is of the largest tyre mark image, which is obviously an entirely different thing all together.

The Korean desert drawing actually turned out to be rather impressive – using 11 cars to make a simple message from a daughter to her astronaut father. It also helps that the message was indeed visible from space, as said astronaut father orbited overhead. In case you missed it, have a look here.

The new record, on the other hand, is purportedly to raise awareness for breast cancer. How tyre-smoking drift Mustangs relate to women’s health is a bit of a mystery to us, but at least their hearts are in the right place.

As pictures go, it’s probably more Jackson Pollock than Henri Matisse, but the record stands. It’s an image, says Guinness World Records, of the traditional awareness ribbon, laid out on a vast car park in Riyadh by a pair of specially prepared Mustangs.

So, if you’ll excuse us, we’re going to call Guinness and float the idea of a ‘world’s largest tyre mark image performed exclusively by front-drive hatchbacks using only reverse gear and a pair of McDonalds trays’.

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It’s a pretty tall order to get a new car-based world record these days. Just think of the money that Bugatti splurged to get the fastest production car, or how bitter the fight with Hennessey’s Venom GT (and its management) for the title has been. And that’s before Koenigsegg got involved in the melee.

To get a new world record without spending umpteen million pounds in the process then, people are starting to get really, really specific.

So specific, in fact, that this particular record will take a little explaining. Unlike last year’s world record for the largest tyre track image, set by Hyundai in the vast Delamar Dry Lake in Nevada, this record is of the largest tyre mark image, which is obviously an entirely different thing all together.

The Korean desert drawing actually turned out to be rather impressive – using 11 cars to make a simple message from a daughter to her astronaut father. It also helps that the message was indeed visible from space, as said astronaut father orbited overhead. In case you missed it, have a look here.

The new record, on the other hand, is purportedly to raise awareness for breast cancer. How tyre-smoking drift Mustangs relate to women’s health is a bit of a mystery to us, but at least their hearts are in the right place.

As pictures go, it’s probably more Jackson Pollock than Henri Matisse, but the record stands. It’s an image, says Guinness World Records, of the traditional awareness ribbon, laid out on a vast car park in Riyadh by a pair of specially prepared Mustangs.

So, if you’ll excuse us, we’re going to call Guinness and float the idea of a ‘world’s largest tyre mark image performed exclusively by front-drive hatchbacks using only reverse gear and a pair of McDonalds trays’.

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Pair of powersliding pony cars set eerily specific record in Saudi Arabia

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