A pair of stunt drivers went head to head in a Mini to set the Guinness World Record for the tightest parallel parking job in China.
The event, hosted by Mini to show off its new, aptly named "The Chinese Job" hatch, saw the two stunt drivers make copious use of the handbrake. The first driver set the new record at a combined distance of 21 centimetres between his hatchback and two Clubman models.
The second professional parker cut the record down to 20cm. From here, each attempt saw the record cut down by one centimetre, until the distance was just 15cm. The new world record holder? A chap named Han Yue...
Check out footage of the "park-off" below.
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