Driver allegedly clocked at 200km/h in unregistered Ferrari on Hume Highway

It was a sweet ride with a bitter ending after police clocked a driver allegedly going at 200km/h in an unregistered Ferrari. Find out what happened to the car after he was stung.

A driver is set to front court next month after he was allegedly clocked by police travelling at more than 200km/h along the Hume Highway in a luxury sports car.

Brett Sutcliffe, 42, was not required toappear at Goulburn Local Court on Wednesday for the mention of his charges which include driving a vehicle recklessly/furiously or speed/manner dangerous, exceeding the speed limit by more than 45km/h, and using an unregistered motor vehicle.

Police allege that at about 7.40am on Friday June 3, the Rhodes man was detected driving a white Ferrari at 204km/h in a 110km signposted area on the Hume Highway, Goulburn.

The officers attached to The Hume Highway Patrol stopped the Ferrari - which documents state had a Queensland rego - and issued Sutcliffe with a court attendance notice for June 29.

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Driver caught travelling over 200km/h in unregistered Ferrari at Goulburn on June 3, 2022. 90 / 350

His NSW driver’s licence has subsequently been suspended and his car confiscated for three months.

The matter has been adjourned two times since June 29, with his lawyer requesting a six-week adjournment on Wednesday to seek instructions on the brief of evidence.

Sutcliffe will appear at Goulburn Local Court on August 10.