Lando Norris seen maneuvering a Ferrari F40 through London following a collision in 2025.

2025 Formula 1 champion Lando Norris has been spotted driving his Ferrari F40 in London, marking the supercar's return to the streets after a notable accident in early 2025.

Norris's F40 was involved in a collision in January 2025 on the roads near Monaco while he was away. The car, operated by a friend at that moment, lost grip while exiting a left-hand turn and struck the guardrails.

"No [it is not back to normal]. It was when I was away. I wasn’t pleased at all," Norris revealed to The Sun during that time.

The British driver received the F40 in the last quarter of 2024. It is one of only 1311 produced between 1987 and 1992. This model, the last one overseen by Enzo Ferrari, was the first road-legal vehicle to surpass the 200mph mark.

Now, Norris has been seen behind the wheel of the F40 in London after securing a third-place finish at the inaugural Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring circuit.

"Great to see this car back on the streets, after one of his friends had an incident with it some time ago," one fan remarked on the new footage shared on Instagram, while another added: "Incredible taste in vehicles."

Another user commented: "Are Lando and Lewis sharing cars? Velcro on the back of the number plates?"

Seven-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton also recently added a Ferrari F40 to his collection after previously parting with his entire assortment of vehicles. The Ferrari driver showcased his latest acquisition prior to the Italian Grand Prix.