London has welcomed back former Formula 1 driver Gerhard Berger after an absence of 30 years. Back in April 1995, during the Imola Grand Prix in Italy, Berger crashed his red Ferrari F512M. The incident was discovered by both an American spectator and British brokers, as reported by Backfire News.

Further investigation revealed that the incident occurred during a transportation event organized by London customs. It was later discovered that the stolen vehicle had been transported directly to Japan soon after the incident and remained there until 2023, when it was brought back to Great Britain. London’s customs department played a significant role in the international operation to recover the car.

Evidently, the car had been moved immediately after the incident in an attempt to smuggle it out and protect its documentation. The Ferrari F512M, now valued at around £350,000, had been absent from ownership for more than 28 years. Locating the vehicle required four days of effort and international cooperation.

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