Bergrennen Oberhallau Unfall: A Driver's Terrifying Crash Experience
Stunning Crash at Bergrennen Oberhallau
The Bergrennen Oberhallau unfall took a dramatic turn during a recent race when driver Joel Burgermeister lost control of his Tatuus Formula 4 Evo, valued over 80,000 francs, and collided with a tree. The horrifying incident left Burgermeister with broken ribs and a shoulder injury.
A Driver's Shocking Account
In an emotional interview from his hospital bed, Burgermeister recounted the moments before the crash, feeling a strong connection to his many 'guardian angels.' He expressed his desire to return to racing despite the terrifying accident, stating, “If I could physically drive, I would get back in the car today. That’s what a racer does.”
Safety Measures and Historical Context
Sascha Schlatter, president of the organizing committee, noted the track's numerous trees, prompting extensive safety measures such as protecting trees with stacks of tires and straw. Although safety precautions are in place, racing remains dangerous, with a tragic history that includes the death of a 33-year-old racer in 2017.
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