Overview
- A high-speed collision in the China GT race in Shanghai left Ollie Millroy's Ferrari on fire and required Loek Hartog to stop and extract him from the wreck.
- Hartog used an extinguisher taken from a nearby marshal and physically pulled Millroy from the car before race marshals and fire crews reached the scene.
- Millroy was taken to hospital with multiple injuries including broken ribs, a broken clavicle, hand and finger fractures, and a pulmonary contusion, and he publicly thanked Hartog for saving his life.
- Witnesses and video accounts say marshals did not intervene promptly, and AAI Motorsport formally withdrew its drivers and publicly criticized track safety and marshal preparedness.
- The incident raises questions about China GT and circuit emergency procedures and is likely to prompt formal safety reviews and scrutiny of marshal response times.