If you've come across en.redinfocus.com, you're likely looking at an old Ferrari enthusiasts' site, possibly tied to a New Zealand owners club. The content dates back to 2011, and the site appears to have been a simple news blog for club events. That context matters: for a personal hobby project, missing privacy policies or social media links aren't red flags. The site does have an imprint page (required by EU law for commercial sites, but here it's probably a leftover from the hosting setup).
What kills trust here is the technical state. The SSL certificate is invalid — it was issued for the hosting provider's domain, not for en.redinfocus.com. That means any modern browser will block the page with a security warning before you even see the content. The site can't be reached at all. For a site that appears dormant and possibly unmaintained, this isn't suspicious in the sense of a scam, but it does mean you shouldn't try to visit it. There are no signals of phishing or malware, and no blacklists have flagged it, but the access barrier is complete.
If you were hoping to read those old Ferrari rally reports, you'll need to look elsewhere. There's no evidence en.redinfocus.com was ever malicious, but as it stands, it's not a working website.