WATCH: Ulises Campillay Gets In A Henious Crash While Competing In The Top Race

Ulises Campillay, a 19-year-old, got caught up in a calamity during the Top Race competition in Argentina. The incredible series of events that Campillay’s Chevrolet Cruze TR V6 witnessed had racing fans all around the world on the verge of their seats.

The Top Race emphasizes the value of teamwork and the driver’s skill in vehicle handling with its standardized cars that mostly differ in their exterior. The next race is slated for November 19, and the season’s grand finale has been set for December 17, as fans impatiently await the next exciting episode in this series.

WATCH: Ulises Campillay Gets Crashed, Leaving Fans Stunned

Ulises Campillay’s Chevrolet Cruze TR V6 surprisingly lifted off during the race at the Autódromo Ciudad de Paraná in Argentina, igniting a series of spectacular somersaults.

Despite being heavily damaged, the car somehow kept Ulises Campillay inside it safe from the devastation caused by the collision. The motorsports industry was shaken by the shocking scene. After the safety car initially appeared, the calamity started to take place. As soon as the opposition was eliminated, medical professionals responded to Ulises, the young driver.

When “Josito” Di Palma’s Cronos TR V6 was struck by Tomás Cingolani, driving a Lexus TR V6, Di Palma’s vehicle became unstable and veered into the path of Campillay. The teenager’s automobile hit a speed bump after the crash, which set off a series of events that caused it to get airborne and perform a terrifying mid-air dance.

Despite the automobile being severely damaged, Campillay was saved because of the robust tubular frame and the driver’s safety measures.

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Campillay’s miraculous escape serves as a reminder of how crucial vehicle safety is in motorsports. The driver’s protection cell was unharmed even though around 80% of the car was destroyed, which is a monument to the painstaking engineering and stringent safety standards followed by racing teams.