Police seized a vehicle from a driver accused of persistent anti-social behaviour as what appeared to be a car rally took place near Beachy Head on Sunday (April 4).
They also arrested a man on suspicion of drink-driving, but only after he tried to escape.
Officers say they also issued eight other warnings about anti-social driving, and reported several motorists for traffic offences.
A spokesperson for Sussex Police said members of the neighbourhood policing team joined roads policing unit officers after members of the public made "numerous" reports of anti-social driving near the famous coastal landmark.
They issued eight warnings under Section 59 of the Police Reform Act 2002.
The effect of these warnings is to give notice to a driver committing anti-social behaviour that a further offence will result in their vehicle being seized by police.
The spokesperson continued:
"Another driver was on his way to a well-known fast food drive through restaurant for a tasty burger, but ended up having his car seized as he was driving whilst uninsured.
"The only thing he was able to take away was his ancient car stereo."
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