An Audi S1 driver sparked outrage after a reckless high-speed overtake – right alongside a marked police van on the busy M6 motorway. The shocking stunt quickly turned into a disaster, earning them a spot in the “World’s Worst Driver” hall of fame.

Overtake Disaster Unravels

The driver’s bold move hit a brick wall when police pulled them over. Officers uncovered a shocking list of offences: the driver was unlicensed, uninsured, and a roadside drug test came back positive for cocaine.

“A Trifecta of Bad Decisions”

A police spokesperson slammed the stunt as “a textbook case of what not to do behind the wheel.”

“No licence, no insurance, under the influence—and overtaking a marked police van at speed? This one really ticked all the boxes,” they said.

Immediate Arrest and Car Seizure

The driver was arrested on the spot and taken in for questioning. Their Audi S1 was seized, putting an instant stop to what was clearly no joyride.

Social Media Has a Field Day

The drama has gone viral online, with one user commenting: “This is the definition of asking to get caught.” Another added ironically: “You’d think if you’re driving illegally, you’d at least avoid overtaking police vans!”

Police Warn Drivers to Play It Safe

Officers reminded everyone to be properly licensed, insured, and fit to drive before hitting the road.

“We’re out there 24/7, and with tools like ANPR and drug wipes, it’s only a matter of time before drivers like this are caught,” the spokesperson warned.

The reckless driver now faces multiple charges, including driving without a licence, driving without insurance, and drug-driving. Their court appearance is expected soon.

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