We’re not going to start that discussion of whether or not we can watch soccer/football at all, but we are allowed to say that much: doing tricks on a Bugatti Veyron is disrespectful. It did happen, and we have found the visual installment of this madness.
OK, hold your horses for a change, let us give this guy a chance first, after all, the footballer is quite good at was he’s doing. To be honest, he’s more than just good, but for that we need to get to know him first. Follow our lead.
Soufiane Touzani is a 28-year-old Dutch Freestyle football player from Rotterdam, Netherlands, who has introduced new tricks into the game. There were that great he became a pioneer of modern Freestyle football. His 2005 video on YouTube was an instant hit becoming an international success with millions of views.
Besides being approached by video game makers such as Electronic Arts (EA Games) who offered him several collaborations, football legends like Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar even performed some of Touzani’s tricks. All in all, this fellow is not just another guy who wants to make some extra cash on YouTube.
The video we listed below was shot during the 2FastTouzani Tour powered by Trust and sees the footballer performing some of the tricks that made him famous on a Bugatti Veyron in front of the Big Ben in London. It’s safe to say they used the hypercar to attract as much of attention as possible, but should rare beauties like this one be used in such way?
It may not be the Super Sport version, which is recognized by Guinness World Records as the fastest legal production car in the world, but we are still looking at a beast. The original version had a top speed of 253 mph, a performance only that 8.0-liter W16 quad-turbocharged engine developing 1,014 horsepower could produce.
The question here is, do you at least like the guy’s tricks?
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