Norris isn't believed to have been driving when the iconic Ferrari had its unscheduled meeting with a guardrail.

A costly mistake occurred recently when a rare and valuable Ferrari F40 was severely damaged during a test drive near Markyate, north of London. On January 16,

Lando Norris' Ferrari F40 ended up with the rear bumper cracked following a crash right outside Monaco. The F1 driver was out of the country at the moment

Norris reportedly bought the F40 in 2024, according to The Daily Mail, so he had little time to enjoy it before this crash. Hagerty currently values the model at $2.4 million in good condition, and prices can be even higher for pristine examples.

It's been a rough couple of weeks for owners of the iconic Ferrari F40. Last week one of the multi-million-dollar exotics met what looked like its end in a drizzly crash where it flipped over and met a lamppost along the way. Now it's another car, this one belonging to Lando Norris, though the Formula 1 driver was not the one behind the wheel.

If you want to avoid putting your vintage supercar into a ditch, there are a couple of things to look out for.

The Ferrari F40, regarded by many as the pinnacle of the brand and the last model approved by Enzo Ferrari, is a rare and valuable car. Recently, Lando Norris' Ferrari F40, the Formula 1 driver, was involved in an accident in Monaco.

Last weekend, footage emerged of a red Ferrari F40 losing control on a road near Monaco, and it’s the one reportedly owned by British Formula One star Lando Norris. He wasn’t the driver at the time of the incident,