The Ferrari ride of a 56-year-old Belgian tourist and a 46-year-old Dutchman, on vacation in Italy, came to an abrupt end. The surveillance camera of a villa in Ancona captured the moment when the two sports cars (a blue SF 90 and a red Berlinetta) made a spectacular glide before crashing into the fence of the building.
Local media report that the two tourists were driving at high speed and failed to negotiate the tight bend, losing control of their vehicles. The two Ferraris, the first estimated at 400,000 euros, and the other at 300,000 crashed at more than 100km/h. The blue SF 90, aboard which the Belgian tourist was driving, was completely destroyed, devoured by the flames.
The two drivers managed to get out, slightly injured, of their respective vehicles. The two tourists get away with a fine. An investigation will determine if they will be charged with speeding.
