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Test Driver Lost Control at 125 Mph Betwen Frankfurt And Koblenz, Germany. The...

Test driver lost control at 125 mph betwen Frankfurt and Koblenz, Germany. The driver was not hurt.

2006 Wiesmann Roadster. Happened in Germany.

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