The member's of an exclusive supercar club in Minnesotta have been named by the authorities and stand accused of racing each other on I-394 and reaching speeds in excess of 100mph.

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12 Speeding Supercar Club Driver’s Named In I­394 Chase
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The member's of an exclusive supercar club in Minnesotta have been named by the authorities
and stand accused of racing each other on I­394 and reaching speeds in excess of 100mph.
Authorities Monday named the drivers — and their rides — who were cited this weekend for
reckless driving after getting stopped for speeds that topped 100 miles per hour. “The vehicles
were changing lanes and passing other motorists at high speeds,” the State Patrol said in a
statement describing the behavior of the men driving a variety of exotic cars late Saturday
afternoon on westbound Interstate 394 and its Hwy. 12 extension into western Hennepin
County. Among the 12 cited was Swen D. Corbin, a 42­year­old Minnetonka resident who was
pulled over in his 2012 Lamborghini Aventador. Corbin co­founded MN Exotics and Supercars
(MNE & S), an invitation­only club in the Twin Cities that counts as members some of the
others who were cited.This promotional YouTube Video shows MN Exotics & Supercars
member's with their cars.
The club’s Facebook page on the morning of the pack ride teased, “be sure to watch our page
around 5 p.m. for a live Facebook broadcast.” The speeders were first detected about 5:20 p.m.
On its website, the club says it’s “one of the most exclusive” for high­end cars in Minnesota,
“hand selecting its members from the state’s exotic car and supercar owners. MNE & S has a
wide variety of vehicles in the group, everything from American supercars to the most exclusive
exotics Europe has to offer. The club meets several times a year in groups of 15 to 30 vehicles.
When the patrol first revealed the fast and furious frenzy to the media, several of the accused
drivers and others kicked around in a Facebook discussion how to deal with the situation. “It will
be easy to get [the charge] thrown out,” wrote David K. Morgan, 25, of St. Louis Park, who was
pulled over driving a 2016 McLaren 675LT, which has a base sticker price of $349,500. “They
didn’t actually clock us.” Alfredo Santiago, 37, took a good­natured jab at one of his cruising
buddies, saying, “I already told them Ethan Hoover wasn’t going that fast because I passed him

2. like he was standing still.” Santiago, of Andover, was stopped in a 2011 Nissan GT­R. Hoover,
27, of Bloomington, was driving a 2009 Lamborghini Gallardo, which has 552 horsepower.
Austin J. Kemmer wrote, “I’m clearing my personal page from anything about this situation.
Advise everyone else do the same.” The 24­year­old Fargo resident was driving a 2010 Nissan
GT­R. The patrol said all 12 men must appear in court on the misdemeanor charge. Some of
vehicles were stopped along westbound Interstate 394, while others fled and were eventually
detained at a gas station in Maple Plain. Others among the two dozen or so spotted have yet to
be cited. The
patrol said it first detected the group about 5:20 p.m., when a trooper spotted Hoover’s lime
green Lamborghini heading west on I­394. The low­slung sports car was clocked at 110 mph by
the eastbound trooper, the patrol’s statement read, and there were roughly two dozen other
sports cars “traveling well over the speed limit” nearby. The patrol gave this account of the
pursuit: The trooper changed direction and gave chase with his lights flashing and siren
sounding. Several of the sports cars pulled over to the right shoulder, and the trooper kept up
his pursuit of the others. Now on westbound Hwy. 12 (what I­394 becomes west of I­494), the
trooper saw Hoover’s lime green Lamborghini at the front. The trooper turned his attention to
other sports cars behind the Lamborghini. As the trooper got out of his squad car, the drivers
“revved their engines and did U­turns” onto eastbound Hwy. 12. The trooper caught up to the
fleeing vehicles, closed eastbound Hwy. 12 and successfully flagged down seven cars. Others
still on the loose, including the lime green Lamborghini, were spotted at a Holiday gas station in
Maple Plain by a police sergeant and detained until the trooper arrived and made a positive
identification of the cars.​Original article published here​ #speedingsupercars
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April 26, 2016 at 12:38PM