QUESTION:
I don’t remember if it was an Olympic or a FIFA World Cup, but he was a comedian that use a golf cart to make disasters as part of the Closing or Aperture Ceremony.
Thanks!
ANSWER:
Answer by mrcoins.australia
Neill Gladwin Sydney closing ceremony
The quad cycle was central to the comic ‘lawnmower man’ segment that started the telecast with a slapstick chase. It appeared on the arena just as a mock ceremony, complete with officials and a marching band, began. Driven by a rogue groundkeeper (played by Neill Gladwin), it appeared to be an out-of-control lawnmower that ploughed through a stage, speakers, officials and the marching band, careering off through the entrances to the field of play (known as ‘vomitoriums’), and back on to the arena, pursued by an ever-growing crowd. It even threatened to crash into Ric Birch, perched on one of the infamous kangaroos on bicycles from the Atlanta closing ceremony, before being eventually pulled to pieces
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