Hawick’s Darcy Graham among latest internationals to feature in Rugby Stars in Tiny Cars social media series

Hawick’s Darcy Graham is among the latest Scottish internationals to feature in car sales firm and national team sponsor Arnold Clark’s Rugby Stars in Tiny Cars social media series.

The 28-year-old Edinburgh winger and national team captain Sione Tuipulotu can be seen in video shorts posted on the car dealer’s Instagram account driving a Citroen Ami, one of the tiniest motors currently available in the UK, alongside ex-international Ryan Wilson, and Finn Russell also makes an appearance but in a Maserati GT2 Stradale.

Darcy Graham playing for Edinburgh during a 33-20 win hosting Toulon at the capitals Hive Stadium on Sunday (Photo: Ewan Bootman/SNS Group/Edinburgh)

placeholder image — Darcy Graham playing for Edinburgh during a 33-20 win hosting Toulon at the capitals Hive Stadium on Sunday (Photo: Ewan Bootman/SNS Group/Edinburgh)

Graham – on for the first 78 minutes of the capital city side’s 33-20 European Rugby Champions Cup win at home to Toulon at the Hive Stadium on Sunday before making way for Charlie Shiel – is filmed talking about being pals with actor Sam Heughan, listening to James Scott Skinner’s Scottish dance tune the Gay Gordons and making a prank call to Edinburgh and Scotland teammate Duhan van der Merwe questioning his footwork.

Edinburgh are away to France’s Castres Olympique in the cup this Sunday, with kick-off at 1pm.

Darcy Graham playing for Edinburgh during a 33-20 win hosting Toulon on Sunday (Photo: Euan Cherry/Getty Images)

Blair Kinghorn and Zander Fagerson have featured in the series previously.

Flouting the series’ intent to offer a comedic contrast between rugby players of sizeable stature and pint-sized sets of wheels, Graham, at 5ft 10in and weighing in at 85kg, is the least lofty to take an Ami out for a spin thus far.