Ferrari F40 Driver Draws Police Report for Public Road Donuts
Police in Knokke-Heist drew up an official report for the driver of a bright red Ferrari F40 after the supercar performed multiple donuts and drifted across public roadways on the opening day of the Zoute Grand Prix, VRT reported.
Reckless Maneuvers Captured on Video Along Rally Route
The high-performance vehicle took part in the Iconic Rally, a competition for classic and iconic automobiles manufactured between 1975 and 2005. Witnesses captured video footage of the Ferrari spinning tires and sliding sideways on public asphalt, including along the Zeedijk near hotel La Réserve, the Dumortierlaan, and near the rally finish line.
Prosecutor Investigates Footage as Video Circulates Online
Footage of the maneuvers circulated widely across social media platforms, drawing immediate attention from local authorities. Law enforcement agencies are currently examining the video evidence to identify the person behind the wheel. The public prosecutor’s office will determine the subsequent legal consequences of the official police report once the driver’s identity is confirmed.
Law Enforcement and Organizers Issue Zero-Tolerance Warning
Korpschef Steve Desmet emphasized that all motorists, including official participants in scheduled automotive rallies like the Zoute Grand Prix, remain strictly bound by standard traffic regulations. Both event organizers and police departments denounced the stunt driving, stating that such behavior created unnecessary hazards for spectators lining the route.
Public Roads Remain Subject to Strict Traffic Rules
Authorities issued a joint warning that enforcement units will adopt a zero-tolerance approach toward inappropriate driving behavior for the remainder of the multi-day event. While the rally celebrates automotive history, officials made clear that public roads in Knokke-Heist are not closed stunt zones for participating historic supercars.
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