Revealed: Driver who crashed Lewis Hamilton’s old supercar is billionaire part-time racer Mark Radcliffe

Mark Radcliffe is a billionaire who made his mon𒆙ey selling b🐼athrooms, according to the .
And he competes as a racing driver in the British GꦛT championships, the re▨port states.
He has won four of his 73 races including the most recent one in June, in the GT Cup Championship at Snette👍rton.
H⛄e purchased Hamilton’s purple Pagani Zonda 760 LH last year, and it is valued at approximately £8.5m.
But he crashed t🔯he supercar last week at the A55 expressway in Conwy in north Wales.
— Fastest Pitstop (@FastestPitStop)Radcliffe is the founder of Victorian Plumbing, an online bat🀅hroom retailer.
Before that business, he became the UK’s first eBay million🐈aire, at the age of 30, from a mobile phone accessories business.
A witness of his recent crash told Mail🌄Online: “The crash was so dramatic. He hit one wall and spun round 36🔯0 degrees before bouncing off the other. There was an enormous bang and sparks everywhere. I was worried the car was going to explode.
“My wife and I were on o🐬ur way to a caravan to begin our holiday and were driving on the dual carriageway.
“It was making a really loud booming noise as it overt♌ꦇook.
“There was a light rain andܫ the surface may have been slippery.
“'I watched as the car sped into the tunnel💧 and then he seemed to suddenly lose co🃏ntrol. He hit one wall, span round into the other, which he bounced off before finally coming to a halt.
“It was a spectacular crash🧜 and quite terrifying. My wife was quite shaken and I was concerned the car might explode so I drew to a halt and waited to check that he was ok.
“A man got out of the car and he seemed completely oಞk. He was j🔯ust worried about the damage to the car. Once we knew he was ok we went on our way and it wasn't until later that I discovered that it was a famous car.”
This unl🌱ucky Pagani Zonda 760 LH has been crashed once before, by its previous owner Hamilton.
He bumped a parked vehicle shortly after the 2015 F1 Monaco Grand Prix, and bl✃amed the accident on s﷽leepiness.

James was a sports journalist at Sky Spo💦rts for a decade covering everything from American sports, to football, ꦓto F1.