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Chelsea goalkeeper  in terrifying high-speed car crash as Ferrari crumpled

Robert Sanchez walked away from the high-speed crash at the Nurburgring

Robert Sanchez walked away from a high-speed car crash during a track event at the notorious Nurburgring circuit, which left his Ferrari in a crumpled heap. The Chelsea goalkeeper, currently on loan at Italian side Como, was miraculously unhurt after smashing into a barrier while travelling at around 70 miles per hour on Monday afternoon. Sanchez was seen racing on the track when he lost control at the infamous Caracciola-Karussell corner, seemingly because he was going too fast.

Images on social media show his stricken Ferrari 488 Challenge Evo, wrapped in pink camouflage, strapped to the back of a recovery vehicle with significant damage to the front of the car.

The accident was witnessed by a British holidaymaker, who told The Sun: “He was going way too fast on the turn, travelling up to 70 miles per hour.

“He slammed into the corner and the track immediately got red-flagged. It’s a banked corner that goes on more than 180 degrees and he clearly had put too much gas on and drove straight into the barrier.