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A driver has had a bit of a rough day after their Ferrari crashed into a bike rack in a busy city centre.
The red sports car, believed to be an F430 Spider, crashed into a bike rack and cement planter on Rose Lane in Norwich, Norfolk, on Sunday afternoon.
The dramatic crash was caught on CCTV and captured smoke rising from the car and debris scattered across the road as the car eventually came to a stop on the other side of the road, mounting the pavement.
The road had to be closed while police investigated, and a strange green sand-like substance was poured onto the road close to the wrecked vehicle.
Several parts of the sports car were badly damaged – and while the airbags did go off during the collision, Norfolk Constabulary say nobody was injured.
The force also confirmed that nobody had been arrested in connection with the crash.
That jogger must have had a serious fright!
A spokesperson said: ‘Police were called to Rose Lane, Norwich at 4.58pm yesterday (Sunday, March 17) following reports of a single vehicle collision.
‘The road was closed whilst emergency services, including fire, attended the scene.
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‘No one was injured and the road reopened at 6.25pm.’
This driver isn’t the only Ferrari owner who could be facing hefty repair bills, as a Ferrari 296 GTB worth £250,000 was completely destroyed during a crash on a 20mph road in London.
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