중국 드라이버, 평행주차 세계 신기록 세우다 Tightest parallel parking and donut drift records broken in spectacular style in China VIDEO

 

 

세상에는 주차 신기록이라는 게 있다. 심지어 기네스북이 인증하는 기록이다.   당연히 주차 신기록에 도전하는 사람들도 있다. 지금 최고 기록을 가진 건 중국 드라이버 '한 유에'다.   그는 지난 2012년 자동차와 자동차 사이의 가장 좁은 공간에 평행주차를 하는 신기록을 세웠다. 주차된 자동차들과의 간격은 겨우 15cm였다.   그런데 얼마 전 그는 자신이 갖고 있던 기록을 경신했다. 그는 미니 3도어 해치백을 몰고 자동차 두 대 사이에 기가 막힌 기술과 속도로 평행주차를 했다. 이번에는 겨우 8cm의 간격만을 남겨두고 말이다!   하지만 따라 하진 마시길. 한 유에는 프로페셔널 드라이버다. 괜히 기네스 기록을 깨겠답시고 도전했다가는 엄청난 보험금을 물어야 할 거다 허핑턴포스트코리아  | 작성자 김도훈

 

Tightest parallel parking and donut drift

records broken in spectacular style

in China

 

A proud Han after his certificate presentation

 

By KEVIN LYNCH Chinese wheelman Han Yue has done the seemingly impossible by breaking the tightest car parallel parking record.   Han managed to neatly slide his way into a gap measuring just 8 cm (3.15 inch) longer than the MINI 3 Door Hatch he was driving for the attempt which took place on Friday as part of the "China Drift Championship” held at Chongqing Olympic Park.   Han’s feat shaves off 0.6cm from British driver Alastair Moffatt’s record set back in July 2013 of 8.6 cm (3.4 inch) – a measurement many motoring experts had thought unbeatable It marks the second time the Chinese stunt driver has taken the record, having held the title in 2012 after manoeuvring into a gap of 15 cm (5.91 in).   Not content with setting one record during the event, Han also teamed up with his friend and fellow stunt driver Zhang Shengjun from Chinese Taipei a day earlier to set a new title for most donuts (spins) around a car driving on two wheels in one minute.   The spectacular stunt saw Zhang, pictured above, drive a BMW M4 Coupe ten times within 60 seconds around Han as he skilfully drove his Mini tilted on its side.   Both attempts had originally been planned to take place on Saturday. However, with a forecast of rain, and Guinness World Records guidelines requring the ground to be dry for a record to be ratified, the official attempts were pushed forward a day earlier.   Han says his motivation for the attempts was to bring the parallel parking record back to China and highlight that his nation has world-leading drivers. guinnessworldrecords

 

 

 

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