Gordon Ramsay showed off his £3.1m Ferrari outside in his Bar and Grill restaurant in Mayfair on Monday evening.
The celebrity chef, 58, wowed crowds in London with his swanky new motor and after adding to his £5.6m motor collection.
Coming out of his restaurant, the cook was dressed in his chef’s gear as he was mobbed by fans who wanted to check out his fancy vehicle.
A fan named Josh Scoot, who was on the scene to capture the action said Gordon completed a sweet act of kindness outside his restaurant.
He said: ‘I got the heads up Gordon Ramsay was spotted in London driving his new Ferrari Daytona SP3.
‘It has a price tag of £4m and this is the first time he’s driven it in public since being delivered to Ferrari Hatfield back in June 2023.
‘But more importantly, a young lad who got to see in the SP3, start up the car and even rev it!’
Gordon Ramsay showed off his £4m Ferrari outside in his Bar and Grill restaurant in Mayfair on Monday evening after adding to his £5.6m motor collection
The celebrity chef, 58, wowed crowds in London with his swanky new motor and he completed a sweet act of kindness by letting a young lad rev the engine
Gordon opted for a Bianco Cervino paint finish, paired with Blue Alcantara interiors for his eye-catching whip.
This is his second car from the Icona Series in his collection, joining the Monza SP2.
It comes just weeks after the celeb was spotted driving a £2m Aston Martin during a night out in London.
The famous chef got his hands on the exclusive car and is the owner of one of only 38 models.
Also the first of its kind in Europe, it’s no wonder the millionaire has managed to get his hands on the swanky motor as a well-known luxury car lover.
The 74-plate car is worth over £2million and claims to be only just road legal as it’s ‘the most extreme front-engine road car ever built by Aston Martin’.
Powered by a 745-horsepower engine, Ramsay climbed back in and sped off down the road.
Gordon, who is worth £200million, has a collection of luxury cars that includes Ferraris, McLarens, Aston Martins.
Coming out of his restaurant, the cook was dressed in his chef’s gear as he introduced his new purchase to car fanatics on the street
Gordon kindly met with fans outside his restaurant
He could barely get through the crowds as the excitable group gathered around his car
A fan named Josh Scoot, who was on the scene to capture the action,said: ‘I got the heads up Gordon Ramsay was spotted in London driving his new Ferrari Daytona SP3’
Loads of fans gathered to take a look at his swanky car
Gordon opted for a Bianco Cervino paint finish, paired with Blue Alcantara interiors for his eye-catching whip
This is his second car from the Icona Series in his collection, joining the Monza SP2
His collection includes cars such as a Ferrari F355 GTS, worth £100,000 a Porsche 918 Spyder, worth £1m, a Land Rover Defender 110 SVX ‘Spectre’, worth £150,000 a LaFerrari Aperta, worth £2m and a BAC Mono, worth £200,000.
He is also a keen attendee of F1 events and last attended the Texas Grand Prix late last year.
In March, Ramsay issued a stern warning to his daughter Holly after she proudly posed with her brand new £200,000 Aston Martin.
The influencer, 25, took to Instagram to show off the cerulean Aston Martin DBX707.
And her famous doting dad was quick to warn wrote: ‘Drive carefully please @hollyramsayy.’
It comes just weeks after the celeb was spotted driving a £2m Aston Martin during a night out in London
The famous chef got his hands on the exclusive car and is the owner of one of only 38 models
He also has another Aston Martin worth £1 million – with only 110 of these rare cars in he world
Gordon has a Ferrari Purosangue in his supercar collection
In March, Ramsay issued a stern warning to his daughter Holly after she proudly posed with her brand new £200,000 Aston Martin
His outing comes as Gordon provided a glimpse into how the super-rich do home improvements before Christmas.
The Daily Mail disclosed that Ramsay sold a house in south London for £7.75 million – having only bought it last year for £7.5 million – so his family had somewhere to live while their main family home less than a mile away was undergoing improvements.
Although the celebrity chef made a profit of £250,000 on the sale, that figure is dwarfed by more than £1million in stamp duty that he would have handed over when he bought the five-bedroom Edwardian house in January last year.
The chef has had his own super-basement added to his family’s main home, which he and his wife Tana, 50, bought in 2002 for £2.8 million.
It is now thought to be worth £7 million. The improvements include a wine store and master bedroom taking over an entire floor.
In the basement, the chef has space for another en-suite bedroom, a study, plant room, boot room and shower room.
The couple have six children including Holly who recently announced her engagement to Olympic swimming star Adam Peaty, 29.
