The Turkmen President is known for his larger than life personality and his many talents include singing, DJing and jockeying.
The Wall of Death stunts are the most dangerous acts in which stuntmen ride on motorcycles and cars at a high-speed around a cylinder track, performing tricks and stunts. These acts have led to numerous deaths around the world.
A stunt that seems to be going well ends very painfully.
A passenger was shocked when this taxi driver in Turkey's İzmir drifted and skid.
Tima Kuleshov is a 4-year-old Ukrainian motorcyclist. While most kids his age play with motorcycle toys, he drives the real thing. He started riding a bike when he was two-and-a-half. Tima now drives a mini car, a motorcycle, and skis.
This red corvette is no match for a golf cart.
Drift racers and drag enthusiasts gasp at this remote control car's show.
A young motorbike rider puts on an acrobatic show in the U.S. state of Michigan with daring stunts of standing on the motorbike and popping wheelies. The show ends badly when the rider falls off his bike, lands and rolls on the road and sustains injuries.
A man riding a motorbike for the first time seeks help from his friend, who agrees to ride behind him for help. But the pair proves to be no match for a car that drives right into him on the roadside.
In Saudi Arabia, an incredible team pulled off the dangerous stunt of changing the two left tires on a jeep while driving on the two right tires.
Kenan Sofuoğlu, a Turkish professional motorcycle racer with the highest number of Supersport World Championship titles, drifts on a snow-covered track carrying his name in Sakarya. Sofuoğlu drifts in a black Mercedes Benz SUV.
In a race in Australia the mistake of one motorcyclist triggered a pileup. The horrible accident is captured on video.
Awful crash halts grand prix race during the Moto 3 at Phillip Island. Fortunately, the horrific accident resulted in no deaths and injuries alone.
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