Stolen Ferrari of F1 Legend Gerhard Berger Recovered After 29 Years

The car, valued at £350,000 and stolen in 1995, was found in London but will not be returned to Berger as it was on loan from Ferrari.

Gerhard Berger's stolen Ferrari F512M Testarossa, missing for 29 years, has been recovered by the Metropolitan Police in London.
The car, valued at around £350,000, was stolen in 1995 during the San Marino Grand Prix in Italy and was found after a tip-off from Ferrari.
Despite the recovery, the car will not be returned to Berger as it was on loan from Ferrari at the time of theft.
The recovery is believed to be the longest for a vehicle in Europe, with the car having been shipped to Japan and then to the UK.
No arrests have been made, and Jean Alesi's similarly stolen Ferrari remains missing.