Street racer isn’t just the name of some 90’s video game that combines the fine arts of go karting & violence, street racers also exists IRL. And Dubai is their capital, where down at the International Marine Club all sorts of insane racing action’s going on. Prepare to witness awesome as a Nissan Juke-R takes on the best supercars money can buy.

So buckle-up and watch GT Academy winner Lucas Ordonez taking Nissan’s badass Juke-R down there to see if he can pwn some of the most famous supercars on the planet.

It’s Friday so, you know, put the cynicism to one side for a few minutes, bury the hatred for all mankind, and lets all come together in peace and love and celebrate people. Yay people! They’re amazing, look at them surfing and dancing and driving and doing all the good stuff. But not you, you’re not amazing, you’re just watching amazing people. As you were.

Detroit, it’s a place famous for a few things, but mostly for producing plenty of automobiles and also that guy who starred in that movie, 8 Mile. And while Mr Marshall Bruce Mathers III and the Motor City have both had to endure their fair share of hardships and upsets, it didn’t stop them from climbing to the very top of their game. In fact, it helped.

Formula 1 comes to a dirt track in Austin, Texas. Can I get a “YEE!!!” can I get “HAA!!!”. Obviously cowboys have to be involved and the car itself isn’t going to come out of this in the greatest shape. But who cares about little things like that when it looks like this much fun.

If you had a chance to choose some poignant words that would act as a label for yourself and your life, what would you choose? It’s not as easy as you might think. It’s almost like writing an epitaph for the life you are still living. Take these people for example, living along the most famous of American highways, Route 66. Random people, random lives, all with one thing in common that connects them all. Life might not seem so diverse, but deep down we are all unique individuals.

When it comes to using the roads, whether that be for crossing, cycling on or driving, no one likes following the rules. Rules are for idiots who like to stay alive, not idiots who like to die on the commute to work. In this video set in NYC it does a pretty good job of highlighting people’s retardedness when it comes to trying to get themselves crushed by an oncoming vehicle or create the perfect conditions for an accident. When it comes to a 3-way, you never really know who’s f#cking you up!

Billing itself as a quick tale of violence is going to peak a few interests, and this short film delivers big on the entertainment front. It’s like Bugs Bunny, Roadrunner & Mad Max all rolled up into a big fat one. So sit back, get yourself some popcorn and then… Ah, it’s all over already. Nevermind you can rewind it and watch it again. And again. And again. But not again.

This would be a road test to end all road tests, saving the world from the devastation wrought by an out of control weather machine. If a car can save the world from the impending apocalypse then that certainly beats being able to take a corner at 60mph. It’s like the mutant motorized bastard offspring of Snake Plissken and Frodo Baggins. Bet it could kick Optimus Prime’s ass as well.

So there I was minding my own outside the British seat of power, when I heard the distant but unmistakable roar of a Formula One motor. No? It can’t be! Holy crap I thought, and turned on my camera and there it was coming to a pit stop right on Parliament Square – The Red Bull F1 car driven by Mark Webber. WTF!? Since when have the streets of London been a race track? This isn’t Monaco. And then like that it was gone.

In the quest to make your driving experience a little bit more ‘WTF!?!’ some bright spark has invented the ultimate in driving aides that will not only get you completely lost, but will leave you needing large amounts of therapy when you finally reach your destination. But on the plus side how could you resist the voice of Prince Voltan telling you to – “D’R'IIIIIIIIIIIIIVVVVVEEEE!”