Overview
- The Guardia Civil’s July 7 report concluded that a tyre blowout at high speed caused the Lamborghini to veer off Spain’s A-52 and ignite.
- On July 10, José Azevedo and José Aleixo Duarte released footage showing the car passing at a steady pace and denied any excessive speed.
- Both truck drivers said they stopped to use fire extinguishers but could not rescue Diogo Jota or his brother André Silva from the blaze.
- Witnesses emphasized that the Zamora stretch of the A-52 is prone to poor lighting, potholes and worn asphalt, which may have contributed to the crash.
- The official probe remains open as authorities weigh eyewitness testimony against forensic data before finalizing the cause