“Call Madlanga”: SA Reacts to Ferrari Convoy Spotted Rolling Through South African Road

• TikToker spottingw_lego captured a long convoy of supercars moving through South African roads
• The procession included multiple Ferrari models, old and new, filling an entire lane
• South Africans online could not stop talking about the jaw-dropping sighting

A long convoy of Ferraris rolling through South African roads stopped people in their tracks. TikToker @spottingw_lego posted the footage with a simple caption: “How many did you count?”

The clip showed a procession of exotic supercars occupying their own lane, with various Ferrari models, both classic and modern, lined up one after the other. A black Ferrari led the pack, followed by a string of red cars stretching far into the distance. A marshal in an orange jacket was also spotted in the background, suggesting the convoy was organised.

The sight was so impressive that the TikToker admitted in the comments that he had to cut the video short because the convoy was simply too long to capture in full. Briefly News could not verify the exact purpose of the gathering at the time of publishing.

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Watch the TikTok video below:

Ferrari fans take to the comments

South Africans online had a field day in the comments section on spottingw_lego’s TikTok post.

@italiafrx wrote:

“Where is the spring day bucket squad 🤣😂?

@Nhlaxxxx said:

“Even if you stop giving women money, stop buying clothes, stop drinking alcohol, you wouldn’t afford the instalments of these cars.”

@Sbusiso Phungwayo simply dropped:

“Call Madlanga.”

@Kefentse Molefe called it:

“The Ferrari Club.”

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Source: Briefly News