Bergrennen Oberhallau Shocking Crash Leaves Audience Stunned
Incident Overview
During the Bergrennen Oberhallau on Sunday afternoon, a shocking incident occurred when a driver lost control of his vehicle, colliding with a tree. Eyewitnesses described a terrifying scene as the car broke apart, with the largest debris striking a safety barrier and another tree. The driver, identified as J. B. (33), was behind the wheel of a Tatuus Formula 4 Evo, which is powered by a 300 HP Abarth turbo engine and weighs only 500 kg.
Emergency Response
Immediately after the crash, rescue teams rushed to the scene. A helicopter from Alpine Air Ambulance arrived approximately ten minutes later to transport the driver, who was reportedly responsive. Witnesses noted the situation looked dire as parts scattered during the accident.
- Witness Carla L. expressed, “He accelerated steadily and suddenly hit the tree, sending debris flying.”
- The audience reacted with shock as the race atmosphere turned tense.
Driver's Condition
Officials later updated that the driver is experiencing shoulder pain but is otherwise stable. Medical evaluations for potential internal injuries are underway at the hospital. Police have directed inquiries to the race organization committee as the crash falls under sports incident jurisdiction.
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