Big Crash at Monza Race Track

A big crash stopped the GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup race at Monza. About 12 cars were involved, and eight had to stop racing.

The crash happened when two cars touched each other. The other cars then skidded in different directions, causing chaos.

Maxime Martin in the #17 GetSpeed Mercedes was blamed for the crash. He had made a good start, but his path was blocked.

Martin said he didn't do anything wrong. He said, 'I didn't touch anyone, and my car is not damaged.'

Martin explained that he had to drive off the track because he had no space. He then safely returned to the track without hitting anyone.

Videos show that Martin didn't hit anyone, but his actions may have caused another car to swerve.

You can watch the crash here.

There was a lot of drama at the first turn.

Many cars crashed on the first lap in Monza. Luckily, all drivers are okay.

After the crash, it was reported that all drivers were safe, and no one was seriously hurt.

A fan wrote, 'This isn't a game, use your brakes, not other cars!'

Another fan said, 'Monza has the most ridiculous first corner.'

A fan commented, 'You can't win the race at the first turn, but you can lose it.'

Someone joked, 'What's going on here, is this a kid's racing game?'

Many cars had to withdraw from the race due to damage. The cost of the damage is estimated to be several million pounds.

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