Occupants of a rented red Ferrari suffered minor injuries in Lake Shore Drive rollover crash

About 12:45 a.m., the driver failed to make the curve at Oak Street and struck a concrete barrier, causing the vehicle to flip over and catch on fire.

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Occupants of red Ferrari suffered minor injuries in a rollover crash Nov. 28 on Lake Shore Drive.

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Two men suffered minor injuries after their rented red Ferrari flipped over and caught fire early Saturday on Lake Shore Drive.

The crash happened about 12:45 a.m. in the 1000 block of North Lake Shore Drive, Chicago police said.

A red Ferrari, which was rented for the weekend, failed to make the curve at Oak Street and struck a concrete barrier, causing the vehicle to flip over and catch on fire, according to police and fire officials.

A 22-year-old man driving the vehicle and a 20-year-old man riding in the passenger seat were both transported to Northwestern Memorial Hospital with minor injuries and were listed in good condition, police said.

No other injuries were reported, according to police.

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