Yellow Ferrari Does Dangerous Donuts Near Andorra Speed Camera in Viral Video

A video of a yellow Ferrari 812 with a personalized license plate performing dangerous donuts on the CG-2 road near FEDA's hydroelectric plant in Escaldes-Engordany has gone viral on social media. The footage, apparently recorded by a French driver, shows the luxury car traveling normally before passing a fixed speed camera, at which point it begins swerving sharply from lane to lane in a simulated loss of control.

Police have confirmed they do not yet possess the images but stated that if the recording reaches them and the driver can be identified, they will investigate the maneuver. Authorities are examining the video's authenticity and date, noting it depicts a prohibited action on an open public road that could endanger other users. Sanctions, at minimum through administrative channels, are possible for reckless driving, with potential for further action given the apparent disregard for road safety.

Multiple witnesses captured and shared the sequence across digital platforms, fueling its rapid spread. The license plate links to a company, and sources point to a young Andorran entrepreneur born in La Seu d'Urgell as the likely driver. Known for frequent high-performance vehicle use—not always Ferraris—and prior risky maneuvers, he has ties to real estate and co-founded a subscription-based biohacking center.

Such behavior could violate the Road Traffic Code, leading to fines and license suspension, as seen in similar past cases in Andorra. The incident has reignited discussions on road safety and the role of social media in exposing hazardous driving.