Video: Lando Norris’ Ferrari F40 crashes close to Monaco

A Ferrari F40 owned by McLaren Components 1 driver Lando Norris has crashed someplace close to Monaco. That is the second accident involving an F40 after a service technician crashed one within the UK a number of days again.

In line with social media experiences, the Ferrari F40 registered as “865Q” was being pushed by considered one of Lando’s buddies, whose id is unknown. The video reveals the F40 spinning out and hitting a roadside barrier.

The F40 seems to have sustained minor harm to the rear finish. It’s principally beauty, nevertheless, the automotive would possibly want a brand new rear bumper, which for a automotive just like the F40, gained’t come low-cost.

Like most Ferrari F40 crashes we’ve seen thus far this one additionally looks like a case of over-ambitious throttle software. The dual turbos on the three.0-liter V8 engine are identified to spool up aggressively, rising the possibility of the rear wheels dropping traction.

A bootful of throttle in a F40 delivers 471 hp and 426 lb-ft of torque to the rear axle. The engine is bolted to a 5-speed handbook transmission.