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Children with Disabilities Are Allowed to Ride in Ferraris in Eindhoven.

Summary by Omroep Brabant
There were plenty of happy faces in Eindhoven on Saturday afternoon: children with disabilities were allowed to ride along in dozens of Ferraris during a tour. They were accompanied by a large group of motorcycle police officers. The Ferrari Club Netherlands organized the so-called "Doe Een Plezier" (Do a Pleasure Ride). The tour is intended for children facing health challenges, such as a disability. For one day, they get to enjoy the ride in …
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Riding in a Ferrari is a dream for many. That dream is coming true for 65 children and young adults with a genetic disorder. They are enjoying the ‘Doe een Plezier Ride’ organized by Ferrari Club Netherlands.

There were plenty of happy faces in Eindhoven on Saturday afternoon: children with disabilities were allowed to ride along in dozens of Ferraris during a tour. They were accompanied by a large group of motorcycle police officers. The Ferrari Club Netherlands organized the so-called "Doe Een Plezier" (Do a Pleasure Ride). The tour is intended for children facing health challenges, such as a disability. For one day, they get to enjoy the ride in …

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Omroep Brabant broke the news on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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