The Swiss couple killed Ferrari and crashed into the Indian couple's Lamborghini while overtaking, causing a fire

On October 2, local time, on the 195th Sursitana National Road in the commune of San Giovanni Surgiu in South Sardinia, Italy, a serious accident occurred, and a red Ferrari sports car was left with only wreckage in the fire.

Not only the expensive sports car, but even the two people who were sitting in the car at the time were killed, they were killed by fire.

According to local media reports, sitting in the car was a couple, Marcus Krautli and Melissa Krautli, who came from Valiselen, near Zurich, Switzerland, Sardinia for a holiday to relax. Sadly, this became their place to die.

It is reported that Mr. Krautley, 67, runs a family logistics company with offices in Belgium, Switzerland and Portugal, and is also quite financially strong.

From the footage captured by the dashcams carried by other vehicles, it can be seen that the Krautelli's red Ferrari drove at a high speed next to a blue sports car and tried to overtake, but they did not succeed and collided with the blue car. This, in turn, caused the blue car to crash into the white camper in front of the right.

It is estimated that the blue car was also quite fast at that time, knocked the camper over, and lay on its side in the middle of the road. There was also a couple over 60 in the campervan, Mr. M from the Selva di Gardena Valley (who did not want to make it public).

"We lay sideways in our seats. For a moment we were all incredibly silent. Then I looked my wife in the eye and asked if she was okay, and she nodded, "Husband Lorenzo M (Lorenzo M) said in an interview that he and his wife are currently in the hospital.

The blue car is a Lamborghini, and judging from the photos after the accident, the supercar was also badly damaged, but fortunately it did not catch fire.

Also sitting on the Lamborghini are a couple, Gayatri Joshua from India and her husband, Vikas Oberoi.

Joshua is reportedly a Bollywood actor who starred in the movie Swades. She later informed the Indian media that she had been involved in a traffic accident in Italy, but fortunately she and her husband were unharmed.

You can see that after the collision of the three cars, thick black smoke rose in the sky, which was caused by the fire of the red Ferrari.

At present, the local police have seized all three vehicles, although two of them have become wreckage and the damage to the camper is also worrying.

From another scene, you can see that there were quite a few supercars driving on this road that day, and this is because they are participating in a supercar experience that starts in Teulada and ends in Olbia.

Participants drive Ferrari and Lamborghini across the island, visiting sights and spending the night in luxurious hotels. If the vehicle is your own, the trip costs £10,409 (about 91,700 RMB), while if you rent a car from the organiser, you need to pay £21,515 (about 189,000 RMB). It was unclear whether the two supercars that were damaged were owned by the victims or whether they rented them.