Uber Eats driver accidentally ends up on greyhound racetrack
An Uber Eats driver has taken service to a new level after accidentally ending up on a greyhound racing track while delivering a meal in Western Australia.
Footage shows the delivery driver heading along the Mandurah Greyhounds track while looking for the hungry customer.
Greyhounds Racing Western Australia manager Denis O'Brien wasn't at the track at the time but confirmed to 6PR the incident occurred.
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The driver accidentally ended up on the Mandurah Greyhound racetrack. Supplied
"I don't know how he did it. He managed to get on the track while the track grade was in process," he said.
"It's not an easy thing to do."
O'Brien said trainers often order Uber Eats and it's delivered to a carpark nearby but this driver mistakenly ended up on the track.
"What this guy's done, he's come in the main entrance and gone down our service slip road, which you only normally drive a tractor down, driven through the shed and car park – he's just followed the water tractors down onto the track."
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The racing manager said the driver must have followed a tractor onto the track. Supplied
"I mean, the service is outstanding, to be fair."
O'Brien said the venue will be looking to install gates at the track to prevent it from happening again.
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