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Driver Was Test Driving The Ferrari When he Lost Control And Crashed Underneath...

Driver was test driving the Ferrari when he lost control and crashed underneath a guardrail. Both driver and passenger were injured

Ferrari F430. Happened in Klia, Malaysia.

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