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Did not see any police in or around the carpark. Was not aware of anyone being defected. Unfortunately we had the usual non-SAU hero's that had to prove to themselves how shit there cars are by trying to do burn-outs as they exited the location. I hope these were the people that got defected as they are the people that attract all the unwanted attention :).

lol wasn't adam the one who organised the whole thing?

:confused: James and i organised it for him.

But as far as i know, it was only Adam that has any trouble, as he must have had a 'slip' of the foot upon exiting the car-park

Yeah - there was an unmarked across the other side of Telstra Dome that saw Adam 'drift' past.

The police asked him to stop - finished booking the other driver - and then got medievil on him.

A couple of other people were breath tested - but no police were at the carpark (I left at 11pm).

No one (aside from Adam) was defected.

J

im guessing its as bad as having no h pattern on ur gear stick, but considering he decided to rip out of the car park in front of cops then they obviously would of wanted to get him for whatever they could considering he did something stupid

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