Tuesday, October 20, 2015

Street-Racing Arab Playboys Tear Up L.A.

Street-Racing Arab Playboys Tear Up L.A.

October 20, 2015 Street-Racing Arab Playboys Tear Up L.A. , 1 Comments


By M.L. Nestel, Oct 19, 2015 The Daily Beast

The Qatari sheikh who staged an illegal street race through Beverly Hills is just one of a cohort of rich, car-obsessed Arabs who are eyeing L.A. as their new favorite vacation spot.
The speed-freak Qatari sheikh who fled the U.S. after running into trouble with cops—for allegedly staging a private Grand Prix in Beverly Hills—was living the high life in California, renting a palatial abode for $55,000 a month, The Daily Beast has learned.

Cops suspect that Sheikh Khalid bin Hamad al-Thani was behind the wheel of an unregistered Giallo Modena yellow Ferrari LaFerrari that street-raced another driver (in a Porsche GT3) for over 30 minutes on September 12, and “almost killed someone” as throngs of neighborhood kids gawked on the sidewalks.
 
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  1. UnknownNovember 11, 2015 at 5:55 AM

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