England (Sports Desk): Former England footballer Raheem Sterling has admitted to driving dangerously on a motorway before a Lamborghini crash that occurred in May. According to British media reports, the 31-year-old Sterling also admitted to possessing nitrous oxide and refusing to provide a sample for analysis over allegations that he had inhaled it. Basingstoke Magistrates’ Court was told that Sterling was driving a Lamborghini Urus on the morning of May 28, travelling along the M25, M3, A327 and Manley Road. According to the report, the vehicle moved towards the central reservation on the M3, and later, while leaving the A327, it collided with roadside infrastructure. The crash caused severe damage to the vehicle and all four of its wheels, leaving the Lamborghini unable to continue its journey.
