A video of what is supposedly Lando Norri's crashed Ferrari F40 being fixed showed up online, but this car was damaged much ...

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Fortunately—unlike the F40 that met its demise in the UK—the ... There’s also a chance the driver’s side rear wheel took some damage and might need replacing, but overall, the supercar ...

It’s possible that the Ferrari lost its nose when it hit that pole.The remains of the F40’s front section lie upside-down, partially wedged under the car’s left-hand side. The rear hasn’t ...

A loud bang and cloud of dust later, the Ferrari F40, the driver pulls over on the other side of the road. The video stops, but he probably got out of the car to assess the damage. The rear bumper ...

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It all began with a very heavy (and very public) shunt on the A5 just north of London, when what’s claimed to be the world’s highest-mileage F40 ended up on its side after its driver lost ...

Footage of a Ferrari F40 crash allegedly belonging to Lando Norris has surfaced on social media, explaining the damage recently spotted on the car. Damage to the left-rear of the Ferrari supercar ...

The driver’s side rear slams into a barrier. The classic supercar slides a little farther and stops with the nose facing the wrong way in traffic. The F40 clearly still runs because the driver ...

The vehicle collided with a lamppost on the A5 road and overturned, resulting in the car on its side and the lamppost knocked over. The highest-mileage Ferrari F40 in ... the car's rear wheels ...

The next thing you know, you’re shiny side down ... kick to the rear wheels, and it’s goodnight even if you know what you’re doing. It doesn’t even appear that the F40 was traveling ...

Moments later the video shows the driver moving the F40 into a parallel lay-by, showing damage to the left side of the rear bumper. Ferrari built a little over 1,300 F40s, the last of which ...