Archive · 16 Sep 2026
Raheem Sterling Pleads Guilty After Lamborghini Crash Driving Case
Raheem Sterling was involved in a crash while driving a Lamborghini on May 28.
The crash happened after his car was reported for swerving on a motorway.
A witness gave police dashcam video of the driving.
The witness said she was worried someone could be killed.
Sterling was arrested and later released.
He pleaded guilty to dangerous driving at Basingstoke Magistrates' Court.
The case also included allegations involving nitrous oxide and failing to provide a specimen.
He cannot drive until November 25 and will be sentenced later.
Raheem Sterling pleaded guilty to a dangerous driving charge after a May 28 Lamborghini crash.
The former England winger was reported for allegedly swerving on the southbound M3 motorway.
Dashcam footage reportedly showed Sterling’s car moving across the road before the single-vehicle collision.
The case also involved possession of nitrous oxide and allegedly failing to provide a specimen.
Sterling was disqualified from driving until November 25 and is awaiting sentencing.
- Who
- Former England footballer Raheem Sterling.
- What
- He pleaded guilty to dangerous driving after a Lamborghini crash; the case also involved nitrous oxide possession and failing to provide a specimen.
- When
- The collision occurred on May 28, and Sterling appeared in court on Tuesday, September 15.
- Where
- The reported driving occurred on the M25 and M3 motorways, and the hearing took place at Basingstoke Magistrates' Court.
- Why
- A concerned motorist reported Sterling after allegedly seeing his car swerve across the road, prompting police action.
- Defendant
- Raheem Sterling
- Charge pleaded guilty to
- Dangerous driving
- Collision date
- May 28
- Reported roads
- M25 and M3 motorways
- Court
- Basingstoke Magistrates' Court
- Driving ban
- Until November 25
- Next step
- Sentencing