Shenzhen police called it the biggest street racing case ever seen in the city in terms of “scale, number of vehicles involved, and potential dangers”
Thirteen luxury car owners from Hong Kong were arrested on the mainland after reaching speeds of up to 251km/h in an illegal race on the highway connecting Shenzhen and Guangzhou, local media said.
The suspects, all permanent Hong Kong residents, are aged between 38 and 62 years old and were driving sports cars from manufacturers including McLaren, Ferrari, Lamborghini and Porsche
China pays people to rat out drivers, over $3k USD if there is an accident:
Shenzhen police are offering members of the public 2,000 yuan (HK 2,520) for tip-offs about illegal racing. Informants providing clues in cases that result in major traffic accidents can be awarded a maximum of 20,000 yuan.
