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The High Court heard that Allen Sicurella worked for millionaire Richard Hanson for 17 years until the pair fell out when Mr Hanson accused him of letting a friend drive and crash his rare Ferrari.

The case was set out at the court in London, which heard that Mr Sicurella's friend Raymond Zarb was accused of crashing the £380,000 Ferrari 458 Speciale in Hampshire in 2019.

Private equity chief Mr Hanson - who is worth £90million and whose son Philip is a successful racing driver - fired his chauffeur, then hauled him and Mr Zarb to court seeking compensation for the £290,000 damage he claimed was done to his vehicle. 

The claim against Mr Zarb was 'settled at an early stage', but the claim against the Mr Sicurella could end up costing the chauffeur a 'crippling' £478,000 in damages and lawyers' bills, Cheap limo rentals from CT to Boston the court heard.

Mr Sicurella flatly denies letting his friend drive the Ferrari and says the fact that Mr Zarb's crash injuries were mainly on the left side of his face supports his claim.




Allen Sicurella, who is being sued by ex-boss Richard Hanson after his Ferrari was damaged





The case was set out at London 's High Court, which heard that Mr Sicurella's friend Raymond Zarb was accused of crashing the £380,000 Ferrari 458 Speciale in Hampshire in 2019





Mr Sicurella flatly denies having let his friend drive the Ferrari and says the fact that Mr Zarb's crash injuries were mainly on the left side of his face supports his claim

A source previously told The Sun: 'It's a ­battle of David versus Goliath. The sums of money involved in this case are huge.

'The driver lost his job and is now facing a huge financial struggle to fight the case. He could lose everything.'

At the High Court, Mr Sicurella's barrister, Angus Gloag, said it was an accident.

He said: 'It's claimed that Mr Zarb crashed it, but Mr Sicurella's case is that he was legitimately driving it, and there was an accident and that's that.

'He says Mr Zarb was in the passenger seat.'

Judge Victoria McCloud heard that after repeatedly failing to disclose key evidence within a deadline set by the High Court, Mr Sicurella's defence had been 'struck out' in November 2021 and he was told Luxury limo ride from Connecticut to Boston pay out £67,484 in damages.