Formula 1: UK police recover Formula 1 driver’s Ferrari stolen 29 years ago
New Delhi, Mar 5: The UK police have recovered a Ferrari F512M, owned by Australian Gerhard Berger, after it was stolen 29 years ago during the San Marino Grand Prix in 1995. But police have yet to make any arrests for the car theft, while another stolen Ferrari is still missing.
Investigation Officer Mike Pilbeam said “The stolen Ferrari was worth about 350,000 euros or USD 443,000. We managed to track it down in just four days.”
“We worked quickly with partners including the National Crime Agency, as well as Ferrari and international car dealerships. This collaboration was instrumental in understanding the vehicle’s background and stopping it from leaving the country.” This car has a top speed of 315 km, or 196 miles, per hour.
