Crash eliminates five cars in chaotic Spa 24 Hours start
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 27, 2026, 4:49 PM
Last updated Jun 27, 2026
A major pile-up on the opening lap of the Spa 24 Hours on June 27 led to the elimination of five cars. The incident occurred when Jamie Day in the #34 Walkenhorst Aston Martin and Ariel Levi in the #66 were involved in a collision as they approached the Pouhon double left-handers. Three cars were completely knocked out while two others dropped out of contention on the lead lap due to the crash. The race is currently underway.
- •Five cars eliminated in the opening lap crash at Spa 24 Hours.
- •Completely knocked out: three cars, two more dropped out of the lead lap.
- •The crash occurred at Pouhon double left-handers.
- •Jamie Day and Ariel Levi involved in the incident.
- •The race is still in progress.
- 4:49 PMMotorsport.com — First lap crash eliminates five cars from Spa 24 Hours
"Five cars were eliminated from contention in a major pile-up following a chaotic start to the Spa 24 Hours on Saturday. On the opening lap, three cars were completely knocked out of the race and another two dropped out of the lead lap as drivers arrived at the Pouhon double left-handers. The incident was triggered when Jamie Day in the #34 Walkenhorst Aston Martin and Ariel Levi in the #66 ...Keep reading
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