Why Not Play the "Fool" in a Supercar

It has always happened and always will: when you have a powerful car under your control, there comes a moment when we feel entitled, above all because of truly jaw-dropping performance, to perform all kinds of manoeuvres that we previously could not, either because they are expressly prohibited or simply because our car would not allow it.
By this I mean, for example, the kind of overtaking you would never attempt on a two-way national road when the overtaking line is about to run out, overtaking manoeuvres in which, at some point, you have surely thought: “if only I had a little more power…”
Well, this is precisely what the owner of the Nissan GT-R you see on screen must, I believe, have thought: a vehicle of incredible performance, capable of the best and the worst, that is, capable of outclassing all kinds of supercars on a circuit and of bringing out the worst in its owner when he tries to do things like what you can see in a couple of videos (the same clip from different angles) below these lines.
Without further ado, rather than explaining what you can see for yourself in the videos below these lines, I will let you directly enjoy what the daring for lack of a better word owner of this Nissan GT-R does in the middle of a Russian avenue.
Source | carscoop
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