Lewis Hamilton stole the spotlight in Japan after surprising fans by arriving at a popular Yokohama car meet in a rare Ferrari F40, one of the most iconic supercars ever built. The seven-time Formula 1 champion drew huge attention at the Daikoku Parking Area, with enthusiasts gathering around the legendary vehicle, which is valued at around 14 and a half million AED.
The appearance came ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix and highlighted Hamilton’s long-standing admiration for the F40, a car he has previously described as a dream to own. Despite having sold off much of his personal car collection in recent years, the Ferrari driver showed he still appreciates automotive icons, delighting fans and embracing Japan’s vibrant car culture with his unexpected visit.
