A drunk driver who left a mother and daughter with devastating injuries in a horrific 60mph crash flicked the middle finger as he walked free from court.
Tattooist Scott Roe, 39, ploughed his Mercedes CLA220 into an Audi after he 'got bored' of travelling behind another car which was sticking to the 30mph speed limit.
Emergency crews dashed to Heath Road, in Bedworth, Warks., following the horror crash on July 13 last year.
Roe escaped unhurt but the driver of the Audi, Chelsea Sidwell, 19, and her mother Kelly Merridew, 39, were trapped in the wreckage for two hours.
Chelsea suffered a smashed left knee, ankle and toes, as well as ligament damage and was in wheelchair for seven weeks following the crash.
Her mother suffered a shattered pelvis, a dislocated right knee and a badly bruised shoulder.
Scott Roe, 39, from Coventry, (pictured) ploughed his Mercedes CLA220 into an Audi after he 'got bored' of travelling behind another car which was sticking to the 30mph speed limit
Roe, of Coventry, admitted two charges of causing serious injury by dangerous driving and drink driving at Warwick Crown Court.
He was handed a 16-month prison sentence, suspended for 18 months and ordered to do 150 hours of unpaid work.
He was also ordered to pay £535 costs and was banned from driving for four years.
Sentencing him on Friday, Recorder Francesca Levett said: 'This was a seriously dangerous manoeuvre executed in the briefest of moments, and no doubt your judgement was clouded by the amount of alcohol you had consumed.
'Your speed was excessive, estimated to have been twice the speed limit in that area.
'What followed was the
