British racing driver Ollie Millroy was critically injured in a fiery crash during the China GT Championship in Shanghai. The incident occurred on Saturday, September 5, when Millroy’s Ferrari was engulfed in flames after a collision with another vehicle. His wife, Fern, shared a graphic update on his condition, describing the severity of the crash. Millroy was taken to a hospital and underwent surgery following the incident.
Dutch driver Loek Hartog, Millroy’s rival, was credited with helping save his life during the crash. Hartog reportedly assisted in getting Millroy out of the burning car, demonstrating quick thinking and bravery under extreme circumstances. The accident has raised concerns about safety protocols at the Shanghai International Circuit, with questions being raised about the effectiveness of emergency response procedures.
Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash, which involved a high-speed collision that sent both vehicles spinning. While Millroy’s condition remains uncertain, his survival has been described as a miracle by those close to him. The incident highlights the dangers faced by drivers in high-stakes motorsport events and the importance of rapid emergency intervention.
