- BMW was filmed spinning and skidding around an underground car park
- Spectators came inches away from the vehicle’s bonnet as it performed stunts
- Local councillor says police are unable to stop louts gathering at supermarket
Shocking footage shows crowds watching a boy racer spinning his BMW around a packed car park of a British supermarket.
The battered vehicle was seen performing ‘doughnuts’ in the underground car park of Asda in Hayes, west London, narrowing avoiding spectators filming on their mobile phones.
The car spent around three minutes pulling the Fast and Furious-style maneuvers, filling the air with exhaust fumes and burning rubber.
Spectators came just inches from a skidding car in a west London supermarket car park
Scores of onlookers gathered beneath the Asda store to watch the stunts performed
Several times the car spins around, narrowing avoiding a man determined to get as close as he can with a camera.
The car also comes dangerously close to concrete supports in the underground car park.
The footage was published by getwestlondon, with a local councillor telling the website the police don’t have the capacity to crack down on the practices.
Councillor Jazz Dhillon said: ‘Something has to be done before there is a death.’
He said the police had not explained to him why they had not attended the scene and stop the stunts.
A local councillor says police don’t have the numbers to stop the dangerous driving
The crowds flocked to the car park beneath this Asda superstore in Hayes, west London
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