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    F1 world champion selling £1.8million supercar that is one of only seven ever made – and will teach you how to drive it

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    MIKA HAKKINEN will teach someone to drive his limited edition supercar – if they can find the estimated £1.8m to buy his McLaren at auction.The two-time F1 champ has enlisted the help of international auction house Bonhams to sell his motor.This McLaren supercar could be yours for just £1.8mCredit: mediadrumimagesIt boasts a top speed of 217mphCredit: mediadrumimagesThis particular model is one of only SEVEN madeCredit: mediadrumimagesThe stunning model is one of just seven VP prototypes ever created with interest expected to be extremely high.Built in 2013, the McLaren P1 Coupe Validation Prototype 3 road car is expected to sell for between £1.3m and £1.8m in Monaco in May.The luxury automobile can rocket from nought to 62 mph in 2.8 seconds and reaches a top speed of 217 mph.And one lucky buyer will get more than they bargained for.READ MORE F1 NEWSThat’s because the Flying Finn himself is throwing in a day of exclusive driving lessons for the winning bidder.Hakkinen’s car, used for durability testing, is the only one to head for sale.The P1 was his first road-going custom McLaren and he even picked out the black colour scheme, featuring orange accents in the team’s signature shade.Hakkinen no longer drives for the iconic racing team, but he has served as an ambassador for the brand since 2017.Most read in MotorsportBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERAnd the Finnish ex-racer is no stranger to headlines.The 55-year-old created a buzz from the moment he started racing in the sport’s junior categories.Hakkinen recovered from serious injuries to emerge as one of Michael Schumacher’s greatest rivals in the 1990s.He became McLaren’s lead driver after Ayrton Senna left for Williams-Renault in 1994.Formula One legend Sebastian Vettel says it would ‘depend on the package’ and ‘the car’ for him get behind the wheel again He became a top challenger for Schumacher when the team recruited Adrian Newey OBE – the current Red Bull chief technical officer. Newey oversaw the new McLaren MP4-13-Mercedes – which proved all-conquering during 1998.Newey is also one of the most successful designers, winning twelve Constructors’ Championships with three different teams.That includes being the brains behind three-time champion Max Verstappen’s current RB18.Hakkinen was crowned world champion in 1998 and again in 1999. More

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      Cristiano Ronaldo flaunts new £2m Ferrari so exclusive only 599 were ever made as latest addition to £19m car collection

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      CRISTIANO RONALDO has added an ultra-rare Ferrari to his £19million supercar collection.The 39-year-old returned to Portugal for international duty last week.Cristiano Ronaldo was spotted driving a new £2m Ferrari in PortugalCredit: InstagramOnly 599 units of the Ferrari Daytona SP3 were releasedCredit: Instagram @cristianoHe did not feature in the squad’s 5-2 win over Sweden, but played a full 90 minutes against Slovenia on Tuesday.While he was in his home country, Ronaldo was keen to show off the latest addition to his already-impressive car collection.The five-time Ballon d’Or winner was spotted driving a red Ferrari Daytona SP3, which is valued at around £2m.The car delivers 840 horsepower and 697 Nm of torque, with a maximum speed of 340km/h.Read More on RonaldoIt can also go from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.85 seconds.Only 599 units were released, making it a very exclusive edition.Ronaldo and his Portugal team-mates suffered a 2-0 defeat to Slovenia on Tuesday.Second-half goals from Adam Gnezda Cerin and Timi Max Elsnik put an end to the squad’s impressive winning streak.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERBefore the defeat, Portugal had possessed a 100% win record under manager Roberto Martinez.Ronaldo was furious at full-time and left the pitch in a tantrum.Cristiano Ronaldo flaunts new £2m Ferrari so exclusive only 599 were ever made as latest addition to £19m car collectionWhile walking off the field, cameras showed him shouting and throwing his arms around as bemused teammates watched on.As the Al-Nassr star headed to the tunnel, he then let rip at the assistant referee on the touchline, having already given the main ref a piece of his mind.Ronaldo also has a £260k Lamborghini Aventador in his car collectionAnd he has a Rolls-Royce Cullinan More

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      Erling Haaland ‘buying incredible £2.7million Mercedes supercar’ with five Formula 1 engines and top speed of 219mph

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      ERLING HAALAND is reportedly ready to hit the fastlane by splashing out £2.7 MILLION for a spanking new Formula One-grade supercar.The Norwegian hotshot, 23, is currently enduring a sticky spell by his high standards in front of goal.
      Erling Haaland is set to add a stunning new motor to his collectionCredit: Getty
      He is reportedly buying a £2.7m Formula One-grade Mercedes AMG OneCredit: Mercedes
      He has scored just three in his last nine matches for Manchester City as they struggle to keep pace with Premier League leaders Liverpool.
      However, off the pitch he is allegedly planning to shift his luxury vehicle collection into overdrive by having a Mercedes AMG One built to order.
      Haaland’s new motor boasts five F1 engines and has an eye-watering top speed of 219 mph.
      The supercar goes from 0-124mph in just seven seconds and can reach 186mph in 15.6 seconds.
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      Mercedes are believed to be building 275 of the exclusive motors.
      Norwegian newspaper Dagens Naeringsliv revealed the news about Haaland’s new car.
      And they state that he has teamed up with childhood pal Ole Ertvaag to buy the German-made beast.
      Haaland and financier Ertvaag both grew up in Norway’s western Rogaland county.
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      The respected newspaper, a Norwegian equivalent to the Financial Times, says that the “monster car” will cost over £2m.
      And, with all of the taxes included, the total price will be over £2.7m.
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      Ertvaag is the founder of the HiTecVision investment firm.
      He is also a renowned car collector – as is Haaland.
      The ex-Borussia Dortmund striker, who fired City to the treble in his first season at the Etihad, previously owned a Mercedes AMG GLE coupe that cost a far more modest £90,000.
      Haaland has since splashed out on a £300,000 Rolls Royce Cullinan SUV.
      And he also owns an Audi RS6 Avant and Range Rover Sport that are both each worth £120,000.
      The Merc boasts five F1 engines and has a top speed of 219 mphCredit: Mercedes More

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      Fleeced by a gigolo, F1 factory romps, secret love children & a cocaine sting… scandalous secrets of supercar dynasties

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      MOST of us can only dream of being part of a supercar dynasty like Lamborghini or Ferrari.But life inside these ultra-rich families is far from simple – as they are haunted by hidden pasts and sordid scandals.
      Flavia Borzone claims to be the lovechild of Tonino Lamborghini – the son of the luxury car firm’s founderCredit: instagram/@flavia_borzone
      A DNA sample was secretly taken from Tonino’s daughter, Elettra Lamborghini
      Just this week, Flavia Borzone, 35, was in court over her claim to be the secret lovechild of Tonino Lamborghini – the son of the luxury car firm’s founder.
      Tonino is suing Flavia after she publicly alleged he had an affair with her mother in the late 1980s.
      In the latest twist to the scandal, it has emerged that Flavia hired private detectives to collect a DNA sample from Tonino’s daughter, Elettra Lamborghini.
      The private detectives snatched a straw, dubbed ‘the straw of a thousand secrets’, that was used by Elettra to drink a coffee.
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      Experts at the University of Ferrara tested the sample and found a DNA match between Elettra – who appeared in the reality show Geordie Shore – and Flavia.
      It is just the latest in a long line of scandals that have rocked the supercar dynasties.
      Bugatti founder’s double tragedy
      Bugatti founder Ettore Bugatti suffered a brutal double tragedy in his life.
      His brother Rembrandt, a talented sculptor, took his own life in 1916 after the outbreak of war stopped him from selling his work, which now sells for millions.
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      Ettore Bugatti’s life was torn apart by the deaths of his son and brotherCredit: Getty
      Ettore’s brother Rembrandt took his own life during WW1Credit: Getty
      Ettore’s son Jean Bugatti died in a crash testing one of his carsCredit: Getty
      The artist was heartbroken when many of the animals he used to base his sculptures on were slaughtered after Germany besieged Antwerp.
      Bugatti suffered another ordeal when his eldest son, Jean, died testing one of his cars. The 30-year-old lost his life when he swerved to avoid a cyclist and crashed.
      BMW heiress fleeced by gigalo
      A gigalo fleeced BMW heiress Susanne Klatten out of £5.9million after meeting her in an Austrian spa.
      He went on to attempt to blackmail Ms Klatten, threatening to release naked photographs of them together if she did not give him more cash.
      Swiss gigalo Helg Sgarbi was jailed for six years in 2009 for his cruel crimes against Ms Klatten and other women.
      Ms Klatten initially handed Sgarbi £5.9million after he told her the Mafia was out for him. But he then took the scam a step further.
      BMW heiress Susanne Klatten was fleeced out of £5.9million by a gigaloCredit: AFP
      Helg Sgarbi was jailed for six years in 2009 for his wicked crimes against Ms Klatten and other womenCredit: Reuters
      Sgarbi threatened to release naked pictures of Ms Klatten which were taken in this Holiday InnCredit: Reuters
      She said: “He asked me to meet him at the Holiday Inn in Munich. When I went there he showed me two photographs, in one of them I was naked and so was he.
      “I could tell they were from a video and I was scared. There was a letter which said he would tell all to the press and my family. He wanted money and I had already given him seven million Euro.
      “He just wanted more money and at that point I decided to go to the police because I realised I was being blackmailed.”
      Ms Klatten’s father, Herbert Quandt, was also engulfed in scandal over his ties to the Nazi party.
      Quandt’s BMW collaborated with the Nazis and employed around 50,000 forced labourers in its arms factories.
      Roughly 80 slave labourers died per month at the plants – and many were executed.
      One of the slave labourers, Takis Mylopoulos, said: “We were treated very badly, we were whipped and had to drink water out of the lavatories.”
      Porsche boss pals with Hitler
      Ferdinand Porsche, the founder of the luxury car firm, showing Adolf Hitler his Volkswagen Beetle designCredit: Hulton Archive – Getty
      Porsche was arrested for war crimes as an SS officerCredit: Getty – Contributor
      The man who created Porsche was a devoted Nazi and pal of Adolf Hitler.
      Ferdinand Porsche developed the V-1 flying bomb – which was nicknamed the doodlebug by Brits during the Blitz – and Nazi tanks.
      He also worked closely with Hitler, receiving a contract from the dictator to create a ‘Volkswagen’, meaning a car for the masses.
      The result of this alliance was the Volkswagen Beetle.
      Shamefully, prisoners of were were used as slave labour at the Volkswagen car plant in Wolfsburg, Germany, while Porsche was general manager.
      By 1945, Porsche had been arrested for war crimes as an SS officer and was languishing in a French prison of war camp.
      Porsche was released from custody in 1947 after his family posted bail of one million French francs.
      In 2022, the Austrian city of Linz announced that it planned to rename ‘Porscheweg’ street, which honoured the carmaker.
      A report commissioned by the city senate said: “Porsche played a central role in the NS [National Socialism] war economy and actively promoted the forced labour of prisoners of war and concentration camp inmates.”
      Ferrari lovechild
      Ferrari founder Enzo had a secret lovechild, Piero, with his mistress
      Enzo’s wife refused to let Piero (pictured) use his father’s surname while she was alive
      Enzo Ferrari, who started the supercar company, was known for his wild love life.
      The playboy, who was played by Adam Driver in a biopic last year, bedded factory workers and had a secret lovechild with his mistress Lina Lardi.
      Enzo’s wife Laura was so furious about the affair that she refused to let the lovechild, Peiro, have her husband’s surname while she was alive.
      Enzo continued to visit his widow’s grave every morning after she died in 1978.
      And Piero Ferrari, who is now the vice-chairman of the family firm, was by his father’s bedside when he died.
      Lotus founder’s missing millions
      Lotus boss Colin Chapman was embroiled in scandal over missing taxpayer cash
      A judge said Chapman would have been jailed for at least 10 years had he been in the dockCredit: Getty
      Lotus founder Colin Chapman died before he could be charged over a case that cost the taxpayer millions.
      The British Government invested more than £50million in a scheme to build a sports car in Belfast.
      However, £10million of the cash was not spent on the project, which was the brainchild of Chapman and an American car tycoon called John DeLorean.
      The DeLorean Motor Company filed for bankruptcy in October 1982 – just a few days before DeLorean was arrested in a cocaine trafficking case. Undercover federal agents had filmed him agreeing to bankroll a cocaine smuggling operation.
      He was later acquitted over the cocaine case as he argued police had entrapped him.
      However, the mystery over the missing taxpayer cash sparked an investigation which led to the imprisonment of Lotus Group accountant Fred Bushell.
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      It emerged that Bushell had siphoned off £5million for himself.
      Chapman died aged 54 from a heart attack in 1982 but the judge in Bushell’s case said that if he had been in the dock he would have been jailed for at least 10 years. More

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      Jake Paul shows off new £456,000 Ferrari in latest addition to YouTuber-turned boxer’s supercar collection

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      JAKE PAUL revealed he has added another Ferrari to his collection of supercars. The YouTuber-turned-boxer – who is believed to have made over £60MILLION in the ring – has a fleet of fancy motors.
      Jake Paul revealed he has added another Ferrari to his collection of supercarsCredit: Instagram / @jakepaul
      Jake Paul showing off his Ferrari 296 GTB and SF-90Credit: Instagram / @jakepaul
      He only got the Ferrari 296 GTB this yearCredit: Instagram / @jakepaul
      In June, he showed off his £330,000 yellow Ferrari 296 GTB, which he waited 18 months to buy.
      But he is not done yet.
      Paul took to Instagram to reveal he has now purchased a SF-90 Spider, in the same colour to “match the 296”.
      According to Bleacher Report, it would have set him back $580,000 (£456,000).
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      Paul, 26, boxed three times last year, starting in February when he suffered his first defeat at the hands of Tommy Fury, 24.
      The American claimed he earned $30m (£23.5m) for the bout alone and a further $10m (£7.8m) for his win over ex-UFC star Nate Diaz, 38.
      In 2021, Paul was reported to have also made £30m in a trio of fights, and he knows how to spend his cash.
      As well as the pair of Ferraris, Paul also has a baby blue 1958 Ford Fairlane, which goes for up to £70,000.
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      He also has a Ram truck in his garage, with top of the range ones selling for almost £70,000.
      Paul has also been known to drive a £275,000 black and orange Lamborghini Huracan Performante and 4×4 Rolls Royce.
      The social media sensation returned in December in a non-pay-per-view bout against little-known Andre August, 35.
      Paul revealed he was set to only break even but took the bout to gain experience against a seasoned opponent.
      He won by first-round knockout and will return on March 2 on the undercard of Amanda Serrano’s Puerto Rico homecoming.
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      Jake Paul loves his Ram truckCredit: Instagram / @jakepaul
      Jake Paul and girlfriend Jutta Leerdam in his 1958 Ford FairlaneCredit: Instagram / @jakepaul
      The boxing star poses with his Lamborghini Huracan Performante and 4×4 Rolls RoyceCredit: Instagram / @jakepaul
      He certainly knows how to splash his cashCredit: Instagram / @jakepaul
      The Lamborghini Huracan Performante goes for £275,000Credit: Instagram / @jakepaul More

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      Watch terrifying moment car bursts into FLAMES during race and driver dashes away from blazing scene

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      SUPERCARS driver Cam Waters was forced to flee his car after it burst into flames during the Darwin Triple Crown on Saturday.Just five laps into the race, the 28-year-old’s car caught alight at the front-left wheel.
      Waters’ car caught alight at the front-left wheelCredit: https://www.instagram.com/cam_waters/?hl=en
      The flames then spread to the side of the carCredit: https://www.instagram.com/cam_waters/?hl=en
      The 28-year-old then parked his car on the side of the trackCredit: https://www.instagram.com/cam_waters/?hl=en
      He quickly managed to escapeCredit: https://www.instagram.com/cam_waters/?hl=en
      The fire then quickly spread across the front and the side of the car before it became completely engulfed in the flames.
      Luckily, Waters was able to park the car at the side of the track before escaping.
      After the 35-lap sprint race, Supercars issued a statement to suggest that an investigation was underway.
      It read: “Most importantly, Cam Waters safely walked away from the incident unharmed.
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      “Following an initial inspection, led by Supercars, Tickford and Herrod Performance Engines, the fire appears to have been caused by a fuel fitting coming loose and is not related to previous fires experienced in the 2023 championship.
      James Courtney’s Mustang caught fire earlier this season at the Australian Grand Prix weekend in Melbourne.
      But Tickford team principal Tim Edwards has claimed that the incidents were unrelated.
      He said: “It’s different to what happened at the grand prix, where they were fuel fires induced by a different cause.
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      The car was destroyed in the fireCredit: Getty
      “There’s plenty of hindsight going on in the pit lane … But we’re all masters of hindsight.
      “All the Fords have the same fuel connection there on the engine, and with the benefit of hindsight [it] probably could have been laid out a little bit differently.
      “Even though you saw flames come through the firewall, it doesn’t look like it’s done much internal damage. [Courtney’s] had a lot of internal damage as well as external.”
      After the event, Waters took to Instagram to share a picture of his car engulfed in flames.
      He captioned the image with: “Didn’t know Darwin was this hot,” with a fire emoji. More

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      Inside Wayne Rooney’s incredible car collection with Bentley, Lambo and James Bond-style Aston Martin

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      WAYNE ROONEY has amassed a huge fortune of around £136million through his illustrious football career – so it’s no surprise he has treated himself to an impressive collection of motors.The former England captain is understood to have owned a Bentley, a Lamborghini and a James Bond-style Aston Martin.
      Wayne Rooney has an incredible supercar collectionCredit: AFP
      The United legend in his Bentley Continental GTCredit: Cavendish Press
      Rooney’s most expensive car is a £175,000 orange Bentley Continental GT, which has a top speed of 198mph.
      The Continental GT is favoured by the global jet set, with 13 models made for the Sultan of Brunei.
      Wayne’s has also been seen driving a £148,000 black Lamborghini Gallardo, a classic Noughties supercar which can reach 201mph.
      The Manchester United legend also used to own an Aston Martin Vanquish S with the same top speed – the same car which Pierce Brosnan’s 007 drove in Die Another Day.
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      Whereas Bond’s Vanquish was invisible, Rooney’s was a glittering silver before he sold it in 2016.
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      Rooney owns a third British car on top of the Bentley and the Aston Martin – a luxury Range Rover Evoque customised by footballers’ favourite Overfinch.
      His cheapest motor is understood to be the Audi Q7, which at £35,000 cost him a fraction of his weekly wages as United’s record goalscorer.
      The Q7 is marketed as a versatile SUV with a spacious interior and a top speed of 155mph.
      It comes after Rooney named his “Mount Rushmore of United legends” – leaving himself out of the top four.
      Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn also revealed that Rooney texts him asking for fights.
      Rooney driving his Lamborghini GallardoCredit: News Group Newspapers Ltd
      The former England captain filling up his Aston Martin Vanquish SCredit: Eamon and James Clarke More

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      Inside Formula 1 drivers’ luxury car collections – including Max Verstappen’s James Bond car and Hamilton’s £13m garage

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      FORMULA 1 drivers definitely live life in the fast lane – on and off the track.As some of the highest-paid sports stars in the world, they have huge mansions, designer outfits, and an impressive supercar collection to show for it.
      Lewis Hamilton shows off his Mercedes-Benz GLC SUVCredit: LewisHamilton/twitter
      Carlos Sainz with his Ferrari 600 LT SpyderCredit: mclarenautomotive/facebook
      And as many of them have shown, driving for some of the world’s biggest carmakers like Ferrari, Aston Martin, and Mercedes-Benz comes with incredible perks.
      Just ask Lewis Hamilton, whose partnership with Mercedes has netted him some of the manufacturers’ most amazing vehicles.
      Here, we take a peek into the garage of some of Formula 1’s biggest stars to see what they drive when they are not competing on the grid.
      Sergio Perez
      Sergio’s private car collection is said to be worth £4.3millionCredit: Rex
      His Bugatti Chiron cost a mind-blowing £2.5millionCredit: bugatti
      Although Sergio is yet to win a major championship, he’s still one of the most recognisable Formula 1 stars and is the fourth highest-paid driver on the grid right now.
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      The Mexican reportedly has five luxury cars to his name including a Bugatti Chiron, which retails from a mind-blowing £2.5million.
      Other cars in his collection include a McLaren 720S, a Mercedes Benz AMG, a Porsche Panamera, and a BMW X7.
      In total, the Red Bull racer’s cars are said to be worth over £4.3million.
      Charles Leclerc
      Charles Leclerc is one of the richest stars on the grid todayCredit: AP
      His vast collection includes a Rolls Royce WraithCredit: AFP
      Monte Carlo-born Charles is one of the grid’s most talented stars, with an estimated net worth of £42.5million after signing a deal with Ferrari in 2019.
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      He has one of the most impressive collections of private vehicles said to be worth £5.6million, including the powerful Bugatti Chiron and a Rolls Royce Wraith, worth £811,180.
      He also has a Ferrari GTC4 in his garage, which reportedly set him back £689,000, and a McLaren GT, which retails at £649,000.
      But that’s not all – the 25-year-old owns a Ferrari F8, a Land Rover Discovery, and a Jaguar XF.
      Max Verstappen
      Max’s collection is inspired by James BondCredit: Max33Verstappen/twitter
      Max also owns an Aston Martin Valkyrie, said to give drivers an F1 experienceCredit: Reuters
      The Red Bull driver is one of the highest-paid stars in Formula 1 and has a private car collection inspired by James Bond.
      Max owns a 007-type DB11, a follow-up to the DB10, driven by the fictional secret agent in Spectre.
      The Dutchman is reported to have added an Aston Martin Valkyrie to his collection. According to reports, the vehicle is priced at a whopping £2.1million.
      The manufacturer’s website describes the car as the closest anyone will get to having the Formula 1 experience on the road.
      Lewis Hamilton
      The Mercedes-Benz driver has several cars made by his teamCredit: MercedesAMGF1/twitter
      He says he no longer drives many of his supercars for environmental reasonsCredit: Xposure
      As a seven-time champion, it is no surprise that Lewis Hamilton likes to travel in style with a collection of some of the most luxurious vehicles.
      He has owned a 1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 and a Ferrari LaFerrari.
      But these days, he prefers to be a bit more low-key as he takes the environment into consideration.
      In 2020, he told Reuters: “I don’t drive any of the cars that I own anymore. I only drive my [electric Mercedes] EQC.”
      It’s been reported that he also has a Mercedes-Benz G63, a GLC SUV, a McLaren P1, and a Pagani Zonda 760. According to reports, his private car collection is worth over £13.8million.
      Carlos Sainz
      Carlos Sainz has proudly shared snaps of his McLaren 720S on social mediaCredit: mclarenautomotive/facebook
      The star also has a McLaren 600 LT SpyderCredit: mclarenautomotive/facebook
      Carlos’ net worth is estimated to be £6.4million, meaning he has the means of securing himself an enviable car collection.
      It includes a Ferrari 812 Competizione, worth nearly £488,000.
      The Ferrari driver also has two McLarens – a 720S and a 600 LT Spyder – and has proudly shared snaps of them on social media.
      At £177,310, his Ferrari Roma is the least expensive vehicle in his possession.
      Fernando Alonso
      Fernando has several supercars including a McLaren
      Before switching teams from Alpine to Aston Martin, Fernando, 41, used to travel around in an Alpine A110 but has since upgraded.
      He now drives an Aston Martin DBX luxury SUV, which Fernando says is his dream car – the car doesn’t come cheap either, with the 2022 version boasting a starting price of £158,000.
      According to Slash Gear, the Spaniard’s garage includes a La Ferrari, a Porsche 918 Spyder, and a McLaren P1, which costs a staggering £895,000.
      Other cars in his collection are a Maserati GranCabrio, and the Ferrari 599 GTB Fernando Alonso Edition, which only had 40 units and typically sells for £244,000.
      Lance Stroll
      Lance Stroll is worth £41.6million and and owns a range of supercarsCredit: Splash
      His Ferrari California set him back a staggering £290,000Credit: Alamy
      Although Lance Stroll is worth £41.6million, his father Lawrence, who is a part owner and executive chairman of Aston Martin has a £2.4billion wealth.
      Lance’s car collection is one of the most incredible and is said to include a Ferrari California, which set him back £290,000.
      The Canadian also owns a Lamborghini Huracan, a Mercedes Benz AMG GT-R, and an Aston Martin Vantage, which is sold for about £131,000.
      His father, on the other hand, has a £50million Ferrari 250 GTO – the world’s most expensive car, and a £200million superyacht.
      Lando Norris
      Lando Norris has been living a glam life ever since swapping the UK for MonacoCredit: Getty
      Lando drives a powerful McLaren 720S, with a £248,800 price tagCredit: Getty
      He was seen driving a Fiat 500 Jolly in MonacoCredit: Norrislandofans/twitter
      He left the UK for Monaco when he got an extension to his McLaren deal last year and has been living the glam life ever since.
      Lando’s supercars includes a £248,800 McLaren 720S, which has the capability to go from 0-60 mph in just 2.8 seconds and a top speed of 212 mph.
      Staying loyal to his team, he also owns a McLaren 570 GT, which comes with a £169,000 price tag.
      He isn’t all about the big cars, however – he has been spotted driving around Monaco in a cute Fiat 500 Jolly, which has sparked a ton of memes and TikTok videos.
      Valtteri Bottas
      Valtteri Bottas has a £25million fortune and a number of carsCredit: EPA
      Valtteri owns a McLaren 765LT, which sells for £310,000
      Vatlterri, 33, who spent most of his career at Mercedes as Lewis Hamilton’s teammate, has a £25million fortune in his own right and takes home £8.6million a year driving for Alfa Romeo.
      It’s no surprise then that he can afford a car collection that includes a McLaren 765LT Spyder, which goes for £310,000.
      There’s also a Mercedes Benz AMG GT Black Series for nearly £286,000, and an Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifogilo for £74,736
      The least expensive car in the Finnish racer’s collection is a Mercedes AMG C63 for £69,000.
      George Russell
      George Russell with his Mercedes AMG GT that cost £97,000Credit: Instagram @georgerussell63
      He also owns a Mercedes C63 S Coupe and posted a picture on social media of him washing itCredit: Instagram @georgerussell63
      As a driver for Mercedes, George, 25, has an array of supercars he could choose from, including his Mercedes AMG GT, which costs £97,000.
      Powered by a 4.0 litre twin-turbocharged V8 engine, it can go from 0-60 mph in just 3.7 and has a top speed of 190 mph.
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      The British racer also owns a Mercedes C63 S Coupe which is on the market for £63,482.
      He has even shared pictures of himself on social media washing the car himself by hand. More