In the case of illegal racing in Aberdeen, the police arrested 7 male drivers and 1 female passenger (29 to 61 years old), and seized 7 sports cars.
One of the arrested men, surnamed Yu (61) and reported as a businessman, is believed to be racing driver Yu Kam Cheong when he was intercepted driving an orange "Broomman".
Looking through the information, on the day after New Year's Day this year (January 2), there were many supercars suspected of illegal racing on Fanling Highway in Tai Po. At that time, netizens dubbed it the "Grand Prix New Year's Cup". The police arrested 18 people successively, including Yu Jinchang.
▼Hong Kong racing driver Yu Jinchang▼
Yu Kam-cheong, 61, reported that he was a businessman and a racing driver in Hong Kong.
According to information, Yu Jinchang, known as "Brother Chang", is a senior figure in the Hong Kong auto industry and has been involved in motor racing for nearly 20 years.
Over the years, he has traversed the racing field and participated in different types of touring car races and GT races, such as Ferrari Challenge, Renault Clio Series, Classic Mini and Huaxia Cup. A frequent visitor to the desk.
He was also suspected of illegal racing on Fanling Highway in Tai Po on the day after New Year's Day this year, and was later arrested by the police.
However, there are people who are unbearably suspicious. Even if they have been illegally investigated earlier, they will take the risk of boarding a chariot again. Today (12th), they drove an orange "Broom Guy (Broom Guy Subaru Impreza)" on the road in Aberdeen, but was stopped by the police. just.
▼September 12, 2022 Illegal racing in Aberdeen▼
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When explaining the case of illegal racing in Aberdeen, the police stated that officers of the Traffic Task Force of the Hong Kong Island Headquarters found a number of sports cars driving along Wong Chuk Hang Road towards Deep Water Bay at a high speed this morning, randomly cutting the double white lines, and then launched a chase and succeeded on the Island Road. Seven private cars were stopped, including six supercars, including Lamborghini huracan, Ferrari 488 Pista, Ferrari 488 Spider, McLaren 720S, Lotus Evora 400, etc.
Seven drivers were arrested on suspicion of "Dangerous Driving", "Illegal Racing" and "Illegal Crossing of Double White Lines". One of them was a sports car, because the driver was not the owner of the car and could not explain why he was in charge of the car. The driver and a female passenger were suspected of being in charge of the car. He was arrested for stealing a car, and all the arrested persons have been released on bail pending investigation and will report to the police in the middle of next month.
▼January 2, 2022 Fanling Road Illegal Racing▼
As for the illegal racing incident on the day following New Year's Day this year, it originated from a video circulating on the Internet. It shows that at about 7:30 in the morning on January 2 this year, 8 supercars ignored other normal vehicles on the Fanling Highway at that time. Drive in the direction of Tai Po on the high-speed near Kang Paradise, and cross left and right in the car group.
The police attached great importance to the case. After in-depth investigation, it was found that in addition to the 8 sports cars, a total of 17 sports cars were involved in the case, and they were heading towards the New Territories via the Lion Rock Tunnel.
The police subsequently arrested 17 men and 1 woman, and seized a total of 12 sports cars. It is reported that the arrested persons included Yu Jinchang.
▼On January 2, 2022, a screenshot of the illegal racing network on Fanling Highway▼
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Aberdeen "Mid-Autumn Cup" illegal racing police intercept seven sports cars and detain 8 people
