Out up a night race in Switzerland, the Russians had no right to drive cars of this class .

Four young Russians to luxury cars (Lamborghini, Bugatti, Mercedes McLaren, and Porsche Cayenne), who made a Thursday night race on the road from Geneva to Lausanne, and were guilty of a serious accident, had no right to drive cars of this class because of his youth , wrote today, the Swiss press. Owner cabin rental luxury cars Raid Salah contends that such a car as the Bugatti Veyron is impossible to find in the country, it is too rare and too expensive for any of the Swiss interior. In addition, no interior do not dare to pass such machines as young people. To be eligible to drive a racing car, to reach the age of 30 years, and have enough secured credit cards. "I would rather lose a client than I would venture to make a good car in the scrap," - said Reid, Salah, the owner of the Geneva company Select VIP, which specializes in rental of luxury cars. He denies that his company delivered their cars to let young Russians - the participants of the accident. Nevertheless, the police officially confirmed: the four cars involved in the urban rodeo on the night of Thursday to Friday on the way from Geneva to Lausanne between Bellevue and Versoix, three - Mercedes SLR McLaren, Bugatti Veyron, and the Porsche Cayenne Turbo - were put into rental companies to rent luxury cars registered in the cantons of Vaud, Ticino and Aargau. With regard to the Mercedes SLR McLaren, the owner of a car dealership, said: "In Geneva, a company that offers this type of car, but he can not get into all sorts of hands. Obligatory in this case is the minimum age requirement of 30 years of age and previous experience of driving a racing car. In addition, according to eyewitnesses, Mercedes has been modified to such an extent that it is impossible to get a car through the rental agency. The car, which became the main cause of the accident belonged to his driver, who lives in Geneva, wrote Tribune de Geneve. "Lamborghini Murcielago, presumably, the main culprit of an accident, crashed into the Golf, was owned by his driver. Golf, driven by a 70-year-old German pensioner who also belonged to his driver," - said police spokesman Patrick Poole.