Michael Ballack Arrested For Speeding In Spain – Whopping 211km/h In 120km/h Zone
By Chris Wright
Spanish police have confirmed that they collared former Chelsea midfielder Michael Ballack after clocking him yomping down a motorway near Tujillo in eastern Spain doing a whopping 211 kilometres per hour (131 mph) in a 120 km/h (75 mph) zone – according to the Spanish media anyway.
A spokesman for the Spanish civil guard told the AFP: “Ballack was detained for excessive speed [on Wednesday] afternoon.”
A court official in Trujillo said Ballack went before a local judge on Thursday morning and challenged the speeding charge, meaning he will be summoned to appear before a judge in a criminal court in the nearby town of Caceres at a later date – with an £9,000(ish) fine and a two-year Spanish driving ban thought to be in the offing.
Strangely, 211 km/h isn’t nearly the fastest Ballack has ever traveled, just you ask poor old Tom Henning Ovrebo…
(Via Mundo Deportivo)


















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[...] was rolling at 211 km/h in a 120 km/h zone on a motorway near Tujillo in Spain, according to Who Ate all the Pies, who learnt the news after consulting the Spanish media. The retired German footballer will appear [...]
what is ur problem even if he speed 300 km in hour; please leave him in peace
the problem is that he could kill someone you blithering idiot.
Please leave him in peace he is not the first and he will not be the last, how can you find him £9,000(ish) fine and a two-year Spanish driving ban thought, dis is notnice