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Anyone guess (or know) who this news report is about?
A link to the article, and his image is at the bottom of this post.....
xxxxxxx xxxxxxxx infamous supercar smash proved expensive - it cost him a whopping £910,000 to have his luxury motor fixed.
The star fractured his shoulder blade in the crash in Cambridgeshire - and his McLaren F1 motor was almost a write-off.
The vehicle spun off the road, hit a tree and a road sign before catching fire.
xxxxxx went to hospital but his car was clearly on his mind as he set about consulting experts to have the supercar repaired.
One model was recently sold for £3.5m, so it's unsurprising he wanted it fixed - but the repair bill proved eye-watering.
It is three times higher than the most expensive repair claim ever recorded in Britain, but the xxxxx is just happy to be back in the driving seat, despite his new £60,000 insurance premium!
He told Classic & Sports Car magazine getting behind the wheel again was like "putting a familiar sweater on".
xxxxxx added: "I'm not a collector. I don't like the toy cupboard syndrome that causes so many good cars to evaporate.
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http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013...6pLid%3D152743
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A link to the article, and his image is at the bottom of this post.....
xxxxxxx xxxxxxxx infamous supercar smash proved expensive - it cost him a whopping £910,000 to have his luxury motor fixed.
The star fractured his shoulder blade in the crash in Cambridgeshire - and his McLaren F1 motor was almost a write-off.
The vehicle spun off the road, hit a tree and a road sign before catching fire.
xxxxxx went to hospital but his car was clearly on his mind as he set about consulting experts to have the supercar repaired.
One model was recently sold for £3.5m, so it's unsurprising he wanted it fixed - but the repair bill proved eye-watering.
It is three times higher than the most expensive repair claim ever recorded in Britain, but the xxxxx is just happy to be back in the driving seat, despite his new £60,000 insurance premium!
He told Classic & Sports Car magazine getting behind the wheel again was like "putting a familiar sweater on".
xxxxxx added: "I'm not a collector. I don't like the toy cupboard syndrome that causes so many good cars to evaporate.
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http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013...6pLid%3D152743
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I heard ages ago he smashed the Mclaren up, but didn't think he did that much damage 
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