Jos Verstappen has shared an update following his scary crash in the Rallye de Wallonie with co-driver Jasper Vermeulen on the weekend.
Jos Verstappen and his co-driver Jasper Vermeulen emerged unscathed from their Škoda rollover incident at the Rallye de Wallonie opening stage in Belgium. The mishap took place on a challenging right-hand bend, causing the car to flip and land on its roof. Verstappen acknowledged pushing too hard into the corner amid dusty and gravelly conditions, leading to the loss of control. Despite the extensive damage to their Škoda, both occupants managed to exit the vehicle safely following the retirement from the rally. Verstappen, a former F1 driver, has been actively involved in rallying post his single-seater racing career and highlighted the importance of driver safety during the unsettling accident. While the crash was severe, the resilience of the safe rally cars underscored the positive outcome of Verstappen and Vermeulen walking away unharmed.
