A silver Ferrari was clocked doing 191 km/h (120 mph) on the Riga to Ventspils highway at 10:30 a.m.
The speed limit at that part of the highway was 90 km/h (56 mph).
Incredibly, the high-tech machine was also found to be driving without a valid technical inspection certificate, a failing more usually associated with clapped-out jalopies than premium Italian sports cars.
The driver who was born in 1972, faces a fine of between €360 and €480 euros and having his licence taken away for six months.
In addition, the lack of a technical certificate will require the payment of a fine of up to €120, which he can probably afford.
Piefiksēts kārtējais antirekordists; Ferarri pa šoseju traucas ar 191 km/h. Plašāk: https://t.co/SofcjdL6Qz pic.twitter.com/nCa1MAqchu
— Valsts policija (@Valsts_policija) June 3, 2016
We realize this is not big news, but if there's one thing most people like more than looking at a Ferrari, it is looking at a Ferrari driver get busted.