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PHOTOS: Massive FIA GT1 Accident At San Luis
View Sunday's massive start accident, which took out nearly 1/3rd of the FIA GT1 World Championship field, in San Luis, Argentina...
Six cars were involved in a massive accident at the start of Sunday's FIA GT1 World Championship race in San Luis, Argentina. (Photo: Marcel ten Caat/dailysportscar.com)
Drama unfolded at the start of Sunday's FIA GT1 World Championship race in San Luis, Argentina, as six cars were collected in a massive pile-up, which took out newly crowned champions Lucas Luhr and Michael Krumm.
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In addition to Luhr's No. 23 JRM Nissan GT-R, the No. 21 Sumo Power GT Nissan of David Brabaham, as well as three Lamborghinis were all involved.
The No. 7 Young Driver AMR Aston Martin of Alex Muller, spun but miraculously sustained minimal damage and continued to a 10th place finish following a drive-through penalty for passing under the safety car.
All drivers were uninjured from the crash.
Check out a frame-by-frame look at the accident, courtesy of Marcel ten Caat from dailysportscar.com, who captured the dramatic first moments of Sunday's race.
PHOTOS: GT1 San Luis Start Crash
John Dagys is SPEED.com’s Sportscar Racing Reporter, focusing on all major domestic and international championships. You can follow him on Twitter @johndagys or email him at
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In addition to Luhr's No. 23 JRM Nissan GT-R, the No. 21 Sumo Power GT Nissan of David Brabaham, as well as three Lamborghinis were all involved.
The No. 7 Young Driver AMR Aston Martin of Alex Muller, spun but miraculously sustained minimal damage and continued to a 10th place finish following a drive-through penalty for passing under the safety car.
All drivers were uninjured from the crash.
Check out a frame-by-frame look at the accident, courtesy of Marcel ten Caat from dailysportscar.com, who captured the dramatic first moments of Sunday's race.
PHOTOS: GT1 San Luis Start Crash
John Dagys is SPEED.com’s Sportscar Racing Reporter, focusing on all major domestic and international championships. You can follow him on Twitter @johndagys or email him at
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