Two people, including a co-driver in a historic rally car and a spectator, were killed at the Panzerplatte at a support race for the WRC round in Germany.
A Dutch driver lost control of his Triumph and hit a group of trees according to rally-magazine.de, and his co-driver and a spectator were fatally injured.
The video above is not of the actual incident, but from a stretch of the "Panzerplatte" stage along the rally course today, nearby to where the tragedy occured. The Panzerplatte sits on a disused military base that was designed for tank warfare training, and as such it consists of many hills and tight bends. I posted the video above to show just how close spectators were getting to the race, which is typical of rally events.
Of course, we'll update you as we get more information.
Two People Dead At The World Rally Championship In Germany