WATCH: Driver Turns Off Traction Control In A 789HP Ferrari And THIS Happens?

There are many things one should do when thrust into the driver's seat of a 789-horsepower Ferrari, but allegedly turning the traction control off and going for a rip down a populated urban bridge is definitely not one of them. Unfortunately, nobody bothered to tell that to this U.K. driver caught on camera smashing up an 812 Superfast this week thanks to some deeply ill-advised driving.




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MDarringer - 10/30/2020 5:58:26 PM

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Well it's a Fiat, so what did you expect?

dumpsty - 11/1/2020 10:03:44 AM

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separate corporate entities.

not a division or subsidiary of Stellantis.

MDarringer - 11/1/2020 11:51:50 AM

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That shows how little you know about the people behind the ownership in BOTH and it shows complete ignorance of Ferrari's agreements with Fiat for a variety of forms of assistance.

CANADIANCOMMENTS - 10/30/2020 7:09:31 PM

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Ferari should offer the a 4WD option for sillier owners. They can take it from the Lusso/FF model.

MDarringer - 10/30/2020 9:11:43 PM

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Ferrari owners can be such douchebags as we've seen.

dumpsty - 11/1/2020 10:30:36 AM

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there was also some other conditions that helped this dude crash:

- uneven pavement
- outside temperature
- tires were probably cold

MDarringer - 11/1/2020 1:05:14 PM

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Dumbass: The #1 issue is that this idiot was jackbutting around on PUBLIC roads. His ass needs to see jail time.

PUGPROUD - 10/31/2020 8:22:25 AM

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Maybe cars with 700+ horsepower should not be sold without buyers first taking an instructional driver's course with emphasis on vehicle control.

MDarringer - 10/31/2020 11:12:46 AM

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Yeah we need another law.

carloslassiter - 10/31/2020 3:42:49 PM

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It's impressive display of driving regardless.

MDarringer - 10/31/2020 5:35:58 PM

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I wonder how far up into his body cavity his balls retreated because that's an epic "oh shit" moment.

Yonder7 - 10/31/2020 8:08:46 PM

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No problems to turn off the traction control on the track but in a public road with an almost 800 BHP car....ver y silly.

MDarringer - 10/31/2020 9:08:43 PM

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Given that GPS can already tell you what the speed limit is on a given road, it should be a simple task of locking out traction control on city streets.