Norris's F40 Roars Back After Monaco Crash

Lando Norris has been seen driving his prized Ferrari F40 in London, marking the supercar's return following a notable incident earlier in 2025. The F40, a limited production model built between 1987 and 1992, was involved in a crash in January 2025 on the roads outside Monaco. At the time of the accident, the vehicle was being driven by a friend of Norris's. The car reportedly lost traction exiting a corner, leading to contact with guardrails. Norris, who took delivery of the F40 in late 2024, expressed his displeasure with the incident at the time. The F40 holds a significant place in automotive history as the last model overseen by Enzo Ferrari and the first street-legal car to exceed 200 mph. Recent sightings of Norris driving the repaired F40 in London have generated excitement among fans. This public appearance comes shortly after Norris secured a third-place finish at the Spanish Grand Prix held at the Madring circuit. The F40's reappearance also coincides with news of fellow Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton also acquiring a Ferrari F40, adding to the buzz around this legendary supercar.