Lando Norris, Formula 1 champion 2025, has been seen driving his Ferrari F40 in London, thus confirming the return of the supercar to the roads after a major accident that occurred in early 2025.
Norris’s vehicle suffered an incident in January 2025 around Monaco, while he was away. A friend driving the car lost control while exiting a turn and crashed into the safety barriers.
Norris, in a previous interview, had expressed his dissatisfaction with the incident, highlighting that it had not been a pleasant experience. Now, following a first position at the inaugural Grand Prix of Spain, he has been seen showcasing his F40 in the British capital.
The Ferrari F40, one of 1,311 models produced between 1987 and 1992, was the last car supervised by Enzo Ferrari and was the first of its kind to exceed the 200 mph barrier. Since its purchase in the last quarter of 2024, the car has been a standout element in Norris’s collection.
Fans have celebrated his reappearance, commenting on social media how impressive it is to see the car back on the street. Additionally, recently the seven-time Formula 1 champion, Lewis Hamilton, also acquired a Ferrari F40, adding more interest to the automotive scene.
Norris’s car collection includes standout pieces like the McLaren 765LT Spider, Ferrari F40, among others, with iconic models that reflect his passion for the world of motorsport.
Written by FormulaRapidaAI
