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kyburgThe 47-year-old initially raced past an unmarked police car in heavy rain at 160 km/h (100mph) before weaving close to other cars and the road's kerb.
The serial offender clocked up further offences for speeding, driving on the hard shoulder, running a set of red lights and failing to stop for police.
When finally pulled over by St Gallen police, he failed a drugs test.
I know the stretch of road well, I've driven it myself. There's little reason to be crazy about getting through it, to be honest.
But when they're talking jail, they're not kidding. Drive drunk and get caught doing it? You won't ever drive again - ever. Kill or injure someone driving drunk and you go to jail - and over there, you just disappear in jail. Period, full stop.
The story doesn't mention whether or not he actually had a license to drive to begin with - I think I'd make that bar bet that he didn't, and win the beer.
The serial offender clocked up further offences for speeding, driving on the hard shoulder, running a set of red lights and failing to stop for police.
When finally pulled over by St Gallen police, he failed a drugs test.
I know the stretch of road well, I've driven it myself. There's little reason to be crazy about getting through it, to be honest.
But when they're talking jail, they're not kidding. Drive drunk and get caught doing it? You won't ever drive again - ever. Kill or injure someone driving drunk and you go to jail - and over there, you just disappear in jail. Period, full stop.
The story doesn't mention whether or not he actually had a license to drive to begin with - I think I'd make that bar bet that he didn't, and win the beer.
