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Driver Was on The Highway in The Rain, Lost Control Because of Aquaplaning And...

Driver was on the highway in the rain, lost control because of aquaplaning and ended up hitting the side walls. Nobody was injured.

2010 Nissan GT-R. Happened in Montreal, Canada.

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