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alert-–-ferrari-driver-wrecks-250,000-296-gtb-in-crash-on-20mph-road-in-north-londonAlert – Ferrari driver wrecks £250,000 296 GTB in crash on 20mph road in north London

A Ferrari driver has wrecked his £250,000 luxury car in a crash on a 20mph road in north London. 

Shocking photos show the crumpled wreck of the Ferrari 296 GTB with its boot open and a missing wheel. 

The black supercar, which can reach speeds of 63 mph in 2.9 seconds, collided with a white mercedes while on a 20mph road in Islington on Friday at around 1pm.

The 296 GTB can reach top speeds of over 200 mph and is said to have one of the most powerful engines Ferrari have ever produced.  

An air ambulance attended the scene where one man was treated at the scene before being rushed to hospital. 

The black Ferrari 296 GTB, which can reach speeds of 63 mph in 2.9 seconds, collided with a white mercedes while on a 20mph road in Islington on Friday at around 1pm

The black Ferrari 296 GTB, which can reach speeds of 63 mph in 2.9 seconds, collided with a white mercedes while on a 20mph road in Islington on Friday at around 1pm 

Shocking photos show the crumpled wreck of the Ferrari 296 GTB with its boot open and a missing wheel

Shocking photos show the crumpled wreck of the Ferrari 296 GTB with its boot open and a missing wheel

An air ambulance attended the scene where one man was treated at the scene before being rushed to hospital. His injuries are not thought to be life-threatening

An air ambulance attended the scene where one man was treated at the scene before being rushed to hospital. His injuries are not thought to be life-threatening

His injuries are not thought to be life-threatening.  

A Met police spokesperson said of the crash: ‘Police were called at 1.05pm on Friday, March 15 to reports of a collision involving two cars on St Paul’s Road, N1.

‘Officers attended. One man was taken to hospital by the London Ambulance Service.

‘His injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. The road has now been reopened.’

In February this year, the driver of a £200,000 McLaren 720s had a lucky escape after he crashed his supercar on the motorway and it burst into flames. Miraculously, the driver escaped from the mangled wreckage unharmed. 

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