Lewis Hamilton says he has largely sold off his car collection of late, but he was willing to make an exception for his dream car. The seven-time Formula 1 world champion arrived at this year’s Italian Grand Prix in ultimate style, driving up in his recently acquired, pristine 1987 Ferrari F40. It’s a car he’s been pursuing for years, hoping to track down the perfect example among the 1,315 that rolled off the line before its production ended in 1991. His pursuit led him to a car that had sat dormant in a garage for 30 years. “I wanted to find the most authentic one and managed to come across this one that the owner had bought it, drove it from Maranello to his home, 69 kilometres, and then parked it and never started it again,” Hamilton told Sky Sports Italia. “The passenger door had never been opened, you know. It just had this cover..
