The organisers of the China GT Championship in which British driver Ollie Millroy almost died have been accused of “gross negligence” amid claims some track staff were gig workers being paid just 60 yuan (US$8.50) a day. Millroy’s car burst into flames after a three-vehicle collision at the Shanghai International Circuit, and he was pulled from the burning wreckage by 23-year-old Dutch driver Loek Hartog with fire marshals and stewards nowhere to be seen. According to his Instagram account, the...
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September 9, 2026 at 11:00 AM
China GT bosses ‘grossly negligent’ over fiery crash, team says; staff pay rumours swirl
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