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19-01-2008, 10:08 AM
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A P-PLATER who clocked Victoria's highest recorded road speed of 255km/h during a marathon police chase has appeared in court.
Justin Andrew Pickering, 20, evaded police in Victoria and NSW during five pursuits over 500km on August 2 last year. The court heard he drove at 140km/h on the Hume Highway at Euroa in his new Subaru WRX STI. Pickering pleaded guilty at Broadmeadows Magistrates' Court to charges including reckless conduct endangering life, driving without P-plates, and exceeding the speed limit. Police said he had driven at up to 255km/h, which was the fastest speed recorded by a car in Victoria. Pickering's driving licence was disqualified in Western Australia and Queensland -- but he held a Victorian licence. The chase ended when Pickering drove into a dead-end street in Craigieburn. Pickering will appear in court again in March.
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"Serial speeder" sets new speed record....
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