two dead. Alonso’s pain on social media – breaking latest news

Two days after the death in Croatia of Craig Breen
at the age of 33, another tragedy rocked the motoring world. In a very serious accident in the Villa de Tineo rally, in Spain – in Asturias – two participants died after their car collided with a tree. It’s about the pilot Julio Cesar Castrillo and its navigator, Francisco Javier Alvarez, who died on Saturday in the accident that occurred while participating in this test. The race, valid for the Asturias Championship, had 86 vehicles entered and was suspended after the accident. The president of the Principality, Adrian Barbon, contacted the mayor of Tineo, Jos Ramon Feito, to express his pain for the tragedy.

Alonso’s pain: How sad

The chilling image circulating on social media: the passenger compartment was literally deformed by the tragic impact. For the two there was nothing to do. They went off the road at 16.45 during the 13.08 km long special stage. An investigation has been opened to ascertain the causes of the accident, which has greatly affected the Asturian community. Fernando Alonso also wanted to express his solidarity and pain with a tweet: How sad for the entire motor family to know what happened at the Villa de Tineo Rally. Condolences and all the love to the families of Julio Cesar Castrillo and Francisco Javier Alvarez, it reads.

How sad for the entire engine family to know what happened at the Villa de Tineo Rally.
My condolences and all the love to the families of Julio César Castrillo and Francisco Javier Álvarez. D.E.P

—Fernando Alonso (@alo_oficial) April 15, 2023

Rally senza pace

As mentioned, only a few days ago, deceased Craig BreenHyundai’s WRC driver crashed during testing ahead of this week’s Rally Croatia. The 33-year-old went off the road on the course between Stari Golubovac and Lobora, and his Hyundai i20 N Rally1 struck a pole, fatally injuring the Irishman. However, Breen’s co-driver James Fulton was not injured. Or the near tragedy in the second free practice of the Porsche Sprint Challenge Iberica
: Alexandre Areia’s car finished its run in the stands, which were empty at the time. it all happened at the WEC’s side event, at the Portimao international racetrack, in Portugal. Lots of fear.