A $475,000 Ferrari 458 crashes on a power pole at St Peter’s after driver loses control over the vehicle
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A $475,000 Ferrari 458 crashes on a power pole at St Peter’s after driver loses control over the vehicle
A $475,000 supercar was wrecked in a crash after the driver lost control over the vehicle, witnesses reported.
Witnesses reported that a bright red Ferrari crashed into a power pole at St Peter’s. Credit: Nine News.
The 2016 Ferrari 458 was wrecked after crashing into a power pole at St Peter’s in Sydney's inner west, with the driver and his passenger trapped inside.
The driver and his passenger, who were believed to be in their 20s and 40s respectively, have been rescued and were rushed to St George Hospital where they were treated for minor injuries.
Both were reported to be in stable condition.
The driver and his male passenger were trapped inside the car during the crash, Credit: Seven News.
Witnesses said that the red supercar was racing away from traffic lights before one of its front tyres blew out, sending the luxury car spinning into a power pole.
The impact has left the $475,000 car looking like a twisted pile of metal with a smashed windscreen and a missing front wheel.
Beau Smith, who witnessed the car crash told 7News: 'I actually thought someone drove into the building down the bottom.'
'I've come out of the window to see the aftermath and thought, "Oh wow". It was just sideways and basically just hit the pole in the driver's side door.'
The catastrophic car crash caused all northbound and two lanes of southbound traffic on the Princes Highway to be diverted for an hour while salvage crew members worked to clear the scene.
NSW Ambulance Inspector Kay Armstrong said: 'Anytime we respond to an incident with patients trapped inside a motor vehicle, it's challenging.'
'High-powered vehicles can so easily get out of control.'
'I'd ask everyone on the road to please take care.'
The savage impact has left the $475,000 car looking like a twisted pile of metal with a smashed windscreen and a missing front wheel. Credit: 2GB.