Australian spots Ferrari supercar closely followed by Red Bull Mini in a clash of two worlds

An Australian spotted a Ferrari in a row of traffic, but it was closely followed by a Red Bull Mini as the clash of two worlds began.

The red beast of a supercar is well known for its shifting power and impressive performance.

Red Bull, on the other hand, is known to energize you and keep you awake; however, Mini has now taken that to a whole new level.

A Red Bull-decorated Mini was spotted behind the shiny supercar as two worlds collided.

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A Ferrari is one impressive supercar, but wait until you see this Red Bull Mini behind it

The Ferrari is one impressive vehicle, with gearheads all over the world begging to own one at some point during their lifetime.

From the Purosangue to the SF90 and even the LaFerrari, the models on offer harbor sheer power under the hood.

But one Ferrari has been spotted in a rather unusual position, followed by another creation behind it.

Down under in Australia, one car spotter took to social media as they spotted a red beast, followed by a Red Bull Mini.

“Beautiful Ferrari followed by a rare redbull mini,” [sic] wrote the spotter, followed by a picture of the cars in action.

The Ferrari was of the Pista variety and looked mean, complete with classic features.

But what is a Red Bull Mini, you ask?

“These days, the Mini is also often used as a promotional vehicle for Red Bull – with many of them driving around with a giant can on the back,” explained Red Bull itself.

You may have spotted them driving around, hoping to bag yourself a free energy drink, but we bet you’ve never seen them sat behind one of the most famous cars in the world.

It really was the epitome of worlds colliding, and other Aussie gearheads thought so too.

The Red Bull Mini is only one example of unusual cars that we’ve seen

You have to admit that the Red Bull Mini is a rather unconventional daily driver, but at Supecar Blondie, it’s actually not the most unusual car that we’ve seen.

In fact, one YouTuber in Kansas built a badass supercharged jet boat from scrap metal, and it ripped.

Plus, if that wasn’t enough to tickle your fancy, a Hollywood car builder managed to stretch a fake Ferrari F40 into a limo and somehow made it work.

What do you think of the Red Bull Mini and Ferrari meeting on the open road?

It could be a match made in heaven or a simple recipe for disaster.

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