Mr Ma Chi's Ferrari is reported to have been flawless, with passers-by taking pictures of it it for its perfection.

The driver of the Ferrari involved in a horrific crash at the junction of Rochor Road and Victoria Street on May 12 was speeding at 178kmh when it beat a red light and smashed into a ComfortDelGro taxi.

Lawyers representing the family of the Ferrari driver who died in the Rochor Road crash have blamed the incident on "poor traffic conditions" and the "surroundings".

The Ferrari driver who died when his car crashed into a taxi at Rochor Road on May 12, has left behind an estate totalling $8.1 million.

The Ferrari driver who allegedly beat a red light and crashed into a taxi in May was not drunk at the time, states a Health Sciences Authority report. The crash resulted in the death of three people, including the Ferrari driver.

Mr Ma Chi, 31, who passed away after his red Ferrari crashed into a taxi told his ex-colleague in 2009 that he had no intention of staying in Singapore as it lacked roads for driving at high speed.

STOMPer Keymaker spotted what appears to be a camera mounted on a traffic light overlooking the junction of Rochor Road and Victoria Street. He wonders if it could yield clues for investigations into the many accidents that have taken place there -- especially the one involving Chinese national businessman Ma Chi on May 12.

STOMPer HJ is concerned that most taxis do not come equipped with airbags and says that taxi companies should equip all their taxis with airbags as it is a basic safety requirement.

The wife of Ma Chi, the Chinese national businessman involved in the Ferrari crash last Saturday (May 12), has come forward to apologise for her late husband's 'driving error'.

STOMPers AceKindred and S wonder why the family of the Ferrari driver involved in the three-vehicle crash at Rochor Road on May 12 that killed three and injured two did not offer its condolences and offer compensation for those involved.

STOMPer Failrrari feels the underlying reason for fatal supercar crashes like the one involving Ma Chi is that the Traffic Police have not dealt with illegal street racing incidents here satisfactorily.

Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean has told the Traffic Police to be tougher on speeding and reckless driving. He stated this in a post on his personal facebook page.

STOMPer Little Food Steps found this calculation of the speed of the Ferrari involved in the fatal Rochor Road accident made by a Physics teacher. The conclusion is that it was speeding at about 140kmh when it crashed into the taxi.

STOMPer actblur is disappointed that family members of the dead Ferrari driver's family ranted at netizens instead of apologising to the victims.

He was 'spoilt', a 'rich brat' and a 'disgrace to China', Chinese netizens said on social media, about Ferrari driver Ma Chi, 31, who was involved in a three-vehicle crash at Rochor Road on Saturday (May 12) that killed three and left two injured.

Muhammad Najib Ghazali was the motorbike rider who was hit by a taxi during the accident at Rochor Road on May 12. He said that a delay when moving of at the junction probably saved his life.

STOMPer Ilovewaffles came across an online video that shows the actual crash involving a Ferrari and a taxi at Rochor Road, and was shocked at how loud the sound of the collision was.

Instead of helping the female taxi passenger who was crying out in pain, an eyewitness saw a man approach the woman, not to help her, but to pocket notes and coins scattered around the taxi, amounting to about $300.

Why did the SCDF bring victims of the Rochor Road accident involving a Ferrari, a taxi and a motorcycle all the way to Tan Tock Seng Hospital, instead of to the nearby Raffles Hospital, wonders STOMPer Jeremy.

The Japanese taxi passenger involved in the Rochor crash that involved a Ferrari, a taxi and a motorcycle early on Saturday, May 11, has been identified.