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Car Confiscated: Flachgauer Racing at 200 Km/h over A1

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At just under 200 km/h, a 34-year-old driver from the Flachgau ran across the A1 – allegedly to help a friend in need. The excuse did not protect him: the police took the man's driver's license and car.
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MeinBezirk Oberösterreich has summarized the most important news from October 14th – here you can find out what has happened in Upper Austria and its districts. Top posts: Local guide at Crash on the Welser highway injured Kreissäge-Unfall in Urfahr-Umgebung - Mann seriously injuredZug pushed car in Prambachkirchen several meters ahead At 200 km/h caught - car confiscated in Haid nine teams mastering usability test in the district Rohrbach tenan…

At almost 200 km/h, a 34-year-old raced across the A1 – only 100 km/h was allowed. When the police stopped him, he had an unusual excuse. But it cost him a driver's license and a car.

At just under 200 km/h, a 34-year-old driver from the Flachgau ran across the A1 – allegedly to help a friend in need. The excuse did not protect him: the police took the man's driver's license and car.

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LINZ. During the night on Wednesday, the police seized the car of a racer who was travelling twice as fast on the A1 at the Haid node near Linz instead of a permitted 100 km/h.

·Linz, Austria
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nachrichten.at broke the news in Linz, Austria on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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