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At least 13 individuals were injured when a demolition derby car collided with a crowd after the driver reportedly "blacked out with his foot firmly pressed on the accelerator."
Authorities have initiated an investigation into the alarming incident that occurred on Saturday, which left two spectators in critical condition in Australia.
Thirteen individuals were injured following the collision at a motorsports eventCredit: Barometer
The vehicle was observed crashing into a makeshift grandstand filled with spectators at the Walcha Motorcycle Rally, located north of Sydney.
Emergency services arrived at the scene at 6:15 PM local time, and a 54-year-old man along with another man in his 30s were airlifted to the hospital.
Additionally, eleven other victims, aged between 20 and 75, were transported to medical facilities in Armidale, Tamworth, and Walcha, with six of them sustaining serious injuries.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What caused the demolition derby accident?
The driver reportedly blacked out while pressing the accelerator, leading to the vehicle colliding with the crowd.
How many people were injured in the incident?
A total of 13 people were injured, with two in critical condition.
What is being done following the incident?
Police have launched an investigation into the crash to determine the circumstances surrounding it.
