Co-driver dies in horror car crash blaze at Oris Rally Clasico in Spain

Onlookers were left horrified after a man was burned to death in a car accident during the Oris Rally Clasico in Spain on Saturday.

A 31-year-old man, who has been identified as Jose Lumbreras, died after his vehicle burst into flames following a crash at the course in Mallorca.
Witnesses claimed that the flames spread through the vehicle so quickly that emergency services were powerless to prevent the death of the co-driver.
Mr Lumbreras' driver Carlos Iscar survived and is said to be in a stable condition at a local hospital.
It is reported that the vehicle hit a tree around the 5km mark of the track and immediately caught fire, and an investigation is now underway.
The vehicle scraped a stone wall before hitting the tree, and while the driver was able to escape, the co-pilot was unable to, although it is not yet known if Mr Lumbreras was conscious after the impact.
Mr Iscar was later taken to Palma Planas clinic and the rest of the day's action was cancelled.

A statement on the event's official website read: "We all know, motor racing is one of the most dangerous in the world. Once again, the proof is there with the death of a co-pilot during the Oris Rally Clasico.
"This historic Spanish rally was overshadowed by the death of co-driver Jose Lumbreras (31 years). Carlos Iscar is in a serious but stable condition. The Spaniards ran on a Renault Turbo 5.
"Our thoughts are, of course, with the families and relatives of the co-driver Jose Lumbreras and those of the pilot."