A crash in Shanghai during the China GT Championship leaves one driver’s Ferrari burning, and a rival driver pulls him to safety. Reports say Ollie Millroy’s car catches fire after the incident, and fellow competitor Loek Hartog stops his own race and rushes to help. Hartog is described as immediately intervening and dragging Millroy away from the flames.
Both outlets frame the moment as a rapid, lifesaving response on the track. The accounts share the same core sequence: a dramatic crash, a burning vehicle, and an on-the-spot rescue by a driver who was not the direct victim. While one outlet emphasizes Hartog’s description as a “superhero” rival and highlights Millroy’s thanks, the other focuses more directly on the rescue itself and the video coverage. Neither account disputes the basic facts of the crash or the outcome of the immediate rescue, but they differ in tone and the amount of detail about the drivers’ remarks.
