The Ferrari of Lando Norris, who was vacationing in Lapland, had a hard time.
Lando Norris’s Ferrari F40 is probably in the repair shop. AOP/XPB Images
F1 driver by Lando Norris A Ferrari F40 was smashed against the railing in Monaco.
According to Supercarblog, the driver at the time of the incident was not Norris, but his friend.
A video of the accident is circulating on social media, filmed from the car driving behind. It shows how the Ferrari spins in the middle of the road and hits the guardrail rear-first.
Based on the video, the damage to the back of the car seems minor, but F40 spare parts are expensive anyway.
The Italian brand’s sports car was produced between 1987 and 1992. Depending on the equipment and condition, you can spend up to three million euros on the model that has gained popularity again.
Norris is known as a friend of Finland. Last week, the Formula star published pictures from his holiday in Lapland and praised the scenery he saw in his publication. Britti could therefore be in Lapland at the same time when Ferrari’s beating took place.
Norris, 25, who took the first F1 victories of his career last season and finished second in the World Series, will start his seventh season as a race driver at McLaren.