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Porsche-Ferrari 'Racing' Ends in Crashes
By Khaosod English

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The Toyota that 25-year-old Jirapat Tangapivattana crashed into with his Ferrari on 12 Jan 2015.

BANGKOK — A 25-year-old man has been fined for crashing his Ferrari into another car while speeding down highway in the suburbs of Bangkok.

The driver, identified as Jirapat Tangapivattana, totaled his 10-million baht Ferrari after crashing into a Toyota Yaris on a Bangkok-bound motorway early on 12 January. Both motorists involved the crash were "slightly injured," police say.

Jirapat, the son of an estate developer, told police he had been racing his Ferrari with his friend, who was driving a Porsche, prior to the accident. He admitted that he was driving at "a very high speed," but insisted that crash took place because another car stopped in front him suddenly, forcing him swerve and crash into the Toyota.

Pol.Lt. Jiranan Thongchanglek, an officer at Highway Police, said Jirapat's insurance company has agreed to pay for all of the damages to the Toyota. She added that police have determined the Ferrari to be legally-registered.

Full story: http://www.khaosodenglish.com/detail.php?newsid=1421130783

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-- Khaosod English 2015-01-13

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Ahhhhh.....a fellow Ferrari driver............

Bad luck, mate, unfortunately that Yaris had to be there, otherwise you could have shown this Porche driver that his car is just a lot of garbage.

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Ahhhhh.....a fellow Ferrari driver............

Bad luck, mate, unfortunately that Yaris had to be there, otherwise you could have shown this Porche driver that his car is just a lot of garbage.

That depends on what Porsche it was, notice there a a few 'RUF' Porsche here......... that would then show the Ferrari driver that his car is just a lot of garbage..

Not sure where this comes into it ?? paper say's totaled his 10-million baht Ferrari ? maybe is a copy ? or a heap of junk that is why he could not stop in time ?

cheapest Ferrari here is 23 million up to 39 million !!

​Edit: looks like the F430 spider, costing 24 million, maybe 10 million is the value the Insurance will give ?

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It's ALWAYS somebody else's fault.

My first thought too. It was the Yaris driver's fault for having to apply his brakes with a Ferrari going at high speed behind him.

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Am I missing something, but admitting you're racing to the cops surely should result in some kind of action, especially seeing as the story has made national news. The cops doing sweet FA about it is disgusting, especially as that mushroom picker still rots away in jail. Rotten to the core, sickening

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Looking at the photo, the Yaris must have been traveling in reverse when it was hit. or was it parked on the other side of the road. if it was then looking at the damage, the other car could not have been traveling too fast.

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From the link in the OP, 1000 Baht fine and tried to hush the reporters as he didn't want his parents to find out. alt=biggrin.png>

'Where's your Ferrari son?'

'I lost it dad and I just can't seem to find it anywhere, can I have 10Million for another one please.'

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Cannot you folks read the post before making a stupid remark, he swirved to avoid a car in front of him who breaked he hit the Yaris because it was beside him

He hit the Yaris because he is a reckless driver who lost control, and wasn't taught to drive, nor regard for others.

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>but insisted that crash took place because another car stopped in

>front him suddenly, forcing him swerve and crash into the Toyota.

Clearly not his fault! I hope they arrest and jail the irresponsible driver who slammed on his brakes without first checking the rear view mirror for speeding Ferraris.

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Cannot you folks read the post before making a stupid remark, he swirved to avoid a car in front of him who breaked he hit the Yaris because it was beside him

So he says.

The charges indicate otherwise.

“Jirapat has been charged with reckless driving and property damage”

And, you left this out:

“He admitted that he was driving at "a very high speed,"

Selective reading?

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