Ferraris and Corvette impounded after drivers caught speeding A Ferrari being towed from St Kilda East after the driver was detected speeding in a school zone. A FERRARI and Corvette are the latest sports cars to be impounded after their drivers were caught speeding on Victorian roads. Torquay Highway Patrol detected a red Ferrari California Roadster travelling at 133km/h in an 80km/h on Horseshoe Bend Rd in Torquay on Saturday at 3.30pm. On Sunday a black 1988 Corvette was detected travelling at 180km/h in a 100km/h zone about 2.30pm in Bellbrae, 11km west of Torquay. Police say they were amazed no one was injured by the speeding vehicles. Horseshoe Bend Rd is popular with both cyclists and pedestrians. Both drivers, a 68-year-old Torquay man and a 44-year-old Lara man, have had their cars impounded for 30 days and are expected to be charged on summons with speeding offences. It follows a Ferrari driver who was allegedly caught speeding in a St Kilda East school zone on July 26. Police allege the 42-year-old Windsor man was driving on a suspended licence and detected travelling the unregistered vehicle at 62km/h in a 40km/h speed zone. Prahran Highway Patrol Sgt Helen Poke said the Windsor man had his car seized due to an accumulation of demerit points. "This risk taking behaviour is what contributes to serious injury and fatal collisions and is strictly enforced and will not be tolerated by Victoria Police, or the members of Prahran Highway Patrol," Sgt Poke said.