Former F1 Driver Adrian Sutil Targeted in Monaco Luxury Car Theft Case
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Former F1 driver Adrian Sutil and his family were victims of a high-value luxury car theft in Monaco, involving several rare vehicles worth an estimated €17 million.
Monaco, January 2026 – Former Formula 1 driver Adrian Sutil and his family have been identified as victims in a major luxury car theft that occurred in Monaco. Authorities report that nine high-value vehicles, including a Rolls-Royce Phantom, a Ferrari California, and a Koenigsegg One:1, were stolen, with a combined estimated value of approximately €17 million.
Sutil’s legal representative confirmed that the theft was part of an extortion attempt targeting the family. According to reports, the stolen vehicles were subsequently removed from Monaco, with investigations ongoing into their whereabouts in Eastern Europe and other regions.
Monaco’s police and judicial authorities are actively investigating the case, underscoring the Principality’s continued commitment to enforcing law and order in high-profile incidents.
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