Cristina Ronaldo´s Bugatti super-car was involved in a traffic incident this morning in Mallorca but the Manchester United player was not involved, according to a report by our sister newspaper Ultima Hora.
Ronaldo's two million euro super car has Mallorca accident
Driver allegedly loses control of Bugatti
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These cars are rapidly becoming obsolete amidst climate change, the energy crisis and gridlocked traffic almost everywhere. But, seeing as they do exist, anyone driving one should have to have an advanced driving licence, or something similar. These monsters are far too powerful for regular driving skills and ordinary roads. Bradley Wiggins once referred to Mallorca as scaletrix for cyclists, but it’s also true for motorcyclists and the boy racer brigade.
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