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Most people use their job as a way to get a car. Dorian Valenzuela, however, is not most people: he used his 1970 Alfa Romeo Giulia 1300 Ti to land a job, in this case at Singer Vehicle Design, where he helps create that company's bespoke Porsche 911s.
The crash took place at a water crossing, where Campbell and co-driver Luis “Fito” Ramirez, along with navigator Nico Ambriz, were expecting a relatively shallow stream, based on the relatively tame “Danger 2” sign along the course.
That explains why Campbell, as head driver, didn’t slow much for the water, as the tricked-out race machine tore along the off-road track at more than 100 miles per hour.
But instead of skimming over a mild stream, as expected, the nose of the car plunged straight into 1.6 metre-deep water, the momentum catapulting the vehicle high into the air and into a series of end-to-end flips, each impact smashing pieces off the machine, before it finally exploded in flames.
Fortunately, in despite of the dramatically accident Matt, Nico and Fito did not suffer too many damages other than bruises to the hide and pride. Matt and Fito were moved immediately to medical centers to receive the proper attention no matter there was no visible wounds.”
Campbell is now in a Chilean hospital, undergoing MRI tests to check for internal damage — but it appears he suffered no life-threatening injuries in the wreck.
“They seem to being doing fine, though they’re still in the hospital,” said Maxim.
“Matt will be out of commission for a while, I think — he’s pretty bruised up, though there are no broken bones.”