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I think I the last time I gave my keys to someone they ask how high they could rev it. I replied with "Until it stops."
However you can drive a car up to redline in a fashion that doesn't include hard shifting and chirping the tires (although I can't see any damage being done with a couple of those).
What I'd probably do is put the video on an tablet or laptop and take it in and show it to the manager and see what it means to them and then closely judge the look on their face as they view it (this will help identify guilt or wrong doing). Or I would just ask to talk to whatever service person did the test drive and show them the video and them have them explain themselves.
Like I said, I wouldn't worry about damage from reading the description of the actions but their behavior in your vehicle seems irresponsible and unbecoming of dealer policies. As I tell people who stiff their waiter when they have bad service... "Don't just stiff the waiter, tell the manager, otherwise they may never know what they did wrong."
Close the laptop, log off, go back to the dealer with the video and chat with the manager. Then report back.
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