During a raid on auto repair shops in St. Petersburg, law enforcement officers discovered a tracked Bentley. As a result of the inspection, 66 vehicles were also found with violations related to license plates and the light transmission capacity of the windows.
In 2020, the tracked Bentley set a new speed record on ice in Russia, accelerating to 125.7 km/h over a distance of 1 mile. This achievement was recorded in the Russian Book of Records.
The vehicle was built by video blogger Konstantin Zarutsky (Academeg) and his friends. It is not specified whether his personal vehicle was discovered during the inspection by law enforcement officers, or whether someone was inspired by the record and decided to build another such car.
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