Classic car fan is lucky to survive after being rushed to intensive care when £1million Bugatti flipped over in hill climb event
-Edmund Burgess, 59, flipped his 1932 Type 51 during the Chateau Impney Hill Climb in Droitwich, Worcestershire
-Dramatic pictures show black car flying through the air sideways as driver desperately clings on to steering wheel
-The Bugatti flipped upside down and smashed into the tarmac race surface, trapping Mr Burgess underneath
-He initially walked away from the crash on Saturday but was then rushed to hospital and has been released today
By Charlie Moore For Mailonline
Published: 12:41 EST, 11 July 2016 | Updated: 13:17 EST, 11 July 2016
A classic car enthusiast was lucky to survive when his £1million Bugatti overturned as he raced around a corner during a speed hill-climbing event.
Edmund Burgess, 59, flipped his 1932 Type 51 after he lost control during a practice run for the Chateau Impney Hill Climb in Droitwich, Worcestershire.
Dramatic pictures show the black car flying through the air sideways with the driver desperately clinging on to the steering wheel.
The Bugatti, which was the Veyron of its time, flipped upside down and smashed into the tarmac race surface, trapping Mr Burgess underneath with his helmet pinned against the road. ...............
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