This is the onboard from the Phantom Global Porsche, showing Loek Hartog rescuing Ollie Millroy. Just a warning that these images are pretty harrowing. A statement of the Xiaomi China GT Championship reads among others that "rescue workers arrived at the scene of the accident at the earliest time". It's clear though that Hartog was at the burning Ferrari for a full minute already, before the first marshal even shows up. The time between the impact and the marshals starting to extinguish the flames, is almost eighty seconds. China GT do praise Hartog in their statement... But if eighty seconds is "the earliest time" for marshals to reach a burning car, that's not something to be thankful for, but it's something to be incredibly worried about. Especially, considering Millroy's Ferrari was really not that far away from a marshals' post. 🎥 Phantom Global | #ChinaGT

Jai Arrow, you will never walk alone ❤️💚 #NRL

📹 @DIRTVision An insane finish on night one of the #NOSvilleNationals 🔥🔥🔥 @SheldonHaud goes third to first on the final lap and barely beats @JamesMcFadden25 to the line!

A birdie for Min Woo Lee to make the cut @TheOpen! No better time to cook. 📺 USA

Carson Hocevar's radio comms are about what you'd expect at nearly 2am 😭