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McLaren 720S crash on ECP: Here's the video footage

McLaren 720S crash on ECP: Here's the video footage

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Earlier this week (Jul 7), a white McLaren 720S was spotted crashed into a row of plants along East Coast Parkway (ECP). Here's new video footage of the crash that just surfaced, via the perspective of a cam car witness:

Driver lost control while trying to overtake

The video footage here shows the white sports car which skidded from lane 3 to lane 1 while trying to overtake from the left side of the cam car. 

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Close shave with Cam Car

The cam car was fortunate enough to drive away unscathed, as the cam car driver was just a few meters behind when the McLaren skidded and crashed.

720s-2.thumb.jpg.4f2f7456aa0792ef5afb90255137bf93.jpgThe million-dollar sports car was visibly damaged after it crashed into the potted plants alongside the road divider.

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Driver has been taken to hospital

The driver has been reportedly been taken to Raffles Hospital after the crash. We're still awaiting updates about the status of the driver.

We strongly advise all drivers to drive within the speed limit, and to take extra care when navigating turns, especially during the recent wet weather conditions.

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He wasn't really going that fast. What kind of tyres are fitted?? Like no grip at all on the wet road. The maclaren should have just carried on down the centre lane straight - also can overtake - instead of insisting to cut right in front of the cam car. 

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