A Ford GT — Ford’s 200-mph, GT40-inspired supercar — weaving through traffic with police in pursuit is exactly the kind of scene that stops your thumb mid-scroll, and more than 21 million people have proven it. The clip comes from Rob Ferretti’s “Super Speeders 3 – On the Run,” known for footage that rides the edge between spectacle and consequence. Watch to see how the chase unfolds.
Twenty-one million people have watched this one, which tells you the setup delivers on its promise. A Ford GT — America’s mid-engine supercar hero, 200-mph credentials and all — threading through traffic with police in pursuit is exactly the kind of scene that stops a thumb mid-scroll. This clip comes from Rob Ferretti’s “Super Speeders 3 – On the Run,” and Rob built a following precisely because his footage sits on the knife’s edge between spectacle and consequence. What happens when one of the fastest cars Ford ever built meets flashing lights in the rearview is the whole appeal. Whether it ends the way you’d expect is something you’ll have to see for yourself.
The Car That Put Ford Back on the Supercar Map
The Ford GT is no ordinary muscle car, and that’s part of why this clip hits so hard. Built as a modern homage to the Le Mans-winning GT40, the GT paired a supercharged V8 with exotic looks and genuine supercar performance. Seeing something that rare and that fast in a real-world traffic scenario — rather than a sanitized track or showroom — is a jolt. It’s a reminder that these machines were built to move, whatever the circumstances.
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Rob Ferretti and the Super Speeders Legacy
Rob Ferretti made his name with the Super Speeders series, DVDs that captured high-performance cars being driven the way most owners only fantasize about. Long before car YouTube was saturated, his footage stood out for its raw, unpolished authenticity. This scene, pulled from “Super Speeders 3 – On the Run,” is classic Ferretti: exotic metal, real streets, and a sense that anything could happen. It’s the formula that built a loyal audience.
Why 21 Million People Pressed Play
Numbers like 21 million views don’t happen by accident. This clip taps into something universal — the tension of a chase, the allure of a forbidden supercar, and the thrill of watching a scenario play out that most of us will only ever imagine. It’s spectacle first, and it knows exactly what it is. Watch the full video and share your thoughts below.
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How stupid! Never run! You can’t beat radios & helicopters.
Punks!!
in this day of radios, cameras and satellites, you’re NOT going to get away. Getting off at the next exit? Go right ahead, I can almost guarantee there’s a cadre of cops waiting there for you. They’re not idiots.
U cannot outrun a radio..Period…
Ran once and got away. But that was then.
Ran once got away, but that was in the late 70s, and he was going the opposite direction