Turkish pop singer Metin Senturk annihilated the previous Guinness World Records title of fastest blind driver, by taking a Ferrari F430 up to 182 miles per hour. The previous world record had been 176 miles per hour, held by a British bank manager.
Let us take this moment to truly be impressed, as we own some Ferrari F430s, and know that the F430 Spider tops out at 197 miles per hour. So this obviously adventurous blind man had this exotic car within 15 miles per hour of its potential! Outstanding.
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