Vince McMahon Once Sped Off From a Cop in Classic Vince Fashion

Vince McMahon’s recent car crash isn’t the first time his reckless driving has raised eyebrows — and thanks to Jim Cornette, we now have another insane story to prove it.

During an episode of Jim Cornette on Driving With Vince McMahon from his official YouTube channel, Cornette revealed a wild moment where McMahon got pulled over by a rookie state trooper and responded in pure Vince fashion.

“There was a time that cop pulled him over and gave him the ticket for speeding — and it’s like, I’ve told that story, I won’t chew my food twice — but finally this poor rookie cop, been on the f*cking job two days it looked like when he f*cking finished it… and Vince is fuming because now we’re sitting on the side of the road instead of going.”

Cornette said the officer remained calm, handing over the ticket with the usual line.

“So when [the cop] finishes writing the ticket, he hands it to Vince, and his stock line they’ve taught him in trooper school is, ‘If you don’t have any more questions, sir, you’re free to go.’”

But instead of calmly driving off, McMahon made sure everyone on the side of the road knew exactly who was behind the wheel.

“And Vince snatches that [expletive] ticket out of his hand, throws it on the goddamn dashboard, doesn’t say a word — with that disgusted Vince look on his face — pops it into drive, spins out on the shoulder, the f*cking gravel flying everywhere, and back on the interstate doing 70 miles an hour.”

Cornette, stunned in the passenger seat, said the trooper didn’t even try to follow.

“I turn around in time to see that f*cking cop doing the hop and skip to avoid the gravel in his eyes and nuts, and just standing there with his hands at his side, staring at Vince.”

“I’m like —sh*t, why would you not get in the car and chase this guy down again? If it’d been me, he would have put me under the jail. But it’s Vince. He just is.”

Cornette made it clear that this wasn’t about fame or recognition — the officer likely had no idea who McMahon even was.

“The cop didn’t want any more sh*t. Vince just let him do what he was gonna do.”

Coming on the heels of McMahon’s July 2025 accident — where he crashed a Bentley going nearly 90 mph — this story from Cornette paints a clearer picture of a man who’s always believed traffic laws don’t apply to him.