Overview
- During a China GT race earlier this month, Loek Hartog stopped his car, fetched a fire extinguisher and pulled Ollie Millroy clear from a Ferrari that had burst into flames.
- Millroy remains hospitalized in China with multiple broken ribs, a broken collarbone, a broken hand and finger, a bruised or punctured lung, a small neck fracture and concussion as he begins rehabilitation.
- Timing from released footage and CCTV shows the first marshal with an extinguisher arriving at about 47 seconds, rapid‑response crews at about 66 seconds, the chief medic at about 4 minutes 8 seconds and the first ambulance at about 6 minutes 16 seconds.
- AAI Motorsport withdrew from the China GT series and organisers have pledged a full investigation as teams and drivers demand answers about marshal training, staffing and emergency procedures.
- Millroy and Hartog have formed a close bond and plan to meet in China, and both say they will push for short‑term rescue changes and longer‑term safety reforms in GT racing.