Saturday 14 May 2022 07:37 AM Incredible footage emerges of brazen hoon performing burnouts IN FRONT OF a ... trends now
A shocking video shows the moment a hoon brazenly burns rubber right next to a police vehicle on a city street.
The driver of a golden Ford Falcon performed a series of doughnuts and figure-eight burnouts in a main street of Bendigo, in regional Victoria, at around 1am on Saturday morning.
Plumes of tyre smoke were seen as the driver performed the stunt around a stopped patrol car with its lights on and siren blaring.
The Falcon did several laps past the police car performing figure-eights and doughnuts while a Mexican flag trailed from its window in front of a crowd of whooping onlookers.
The sedan roared as it punched through the thick cloud of smoke, speeding off past a police car further up the road, sparks flying out from its undercarriage.
Only when the Falcon was clearly making a getaway did the police vehicle start to drive after it.
Victorian police confirmed to Daily Mail Australia no arrests were made at the time but the matter is currently under investigation.
The police car sat with its lights and siren on (pictured) only giving chase when the Falcon sped off in a southbound direction
The flag is a signal of affiliation with the Mexican Hoon Cartel, a driving group who have nearly 50,000 subscribers to their Youtube channel.
The channel showcases many videos of drivers across Australia performing illegal stunts.
The Gold Coast-based hoon gang last week made headlines for a dangerous stunt driving across Brisbane's Gateway Bridge.
The gold Falcon (pictured) tore past the sitting police car multiple times before speeding away into the night. No arrests were made at the time but the matter is currently under investigation
The notorious rev-heads shared footage of several daredevil drivers doing burnouts on the major road in Brisbane's eastern suburbs on Wednesday.
Police slammed the Mexican Hoon Cartel for putting themselves and others at risk by performing the dangerous stunts at break-neck speeds.
But the group has responded to the backlash by demanding Queensland's state government provide more local burnout and drifting tracks for car lovers.
In terrifying footage recorded on Brisbane's Gateway Bridge a car sways across four lanes of traffic while proudly hanging a Mexican flag out the passenger window (pictured)
In the footage recorded on the major bridge, a car sways across four lanes of traffic while proudly hanging a Mexican flag out the passenger window.
Flames are seen shooting out of the exhaust of another car in front as loud rap music plays in the background of the hair-raising clip.
Other videos show drivers in balaclavas burning rubber on suburban streets and industrial estates, leaving behind a tell-tale
