A fiery crash at the China GT Championship left race driver Ollie Millroy trapped in a burning Ferrari before rival driver Loek Hartog pulled him from the wreckage, saving him from serious harm. According to Tuko, the dramatic incident has prompted organisers to launch a review of emergency response procedures at the event to improve safety measures for drivers involved in similar accidents in future races.

The Federal Road Safety Corps has urged communities and passengers in Nigeria to take action against reckless driving after 60 people died in road crashes in Osun State. An official identified as Adebayo advised passengers to insist that dangerous drivers stop their journeys and to report them promptly to the nearest FRSC patrol team or police for appropriate intervention. The appeal forms part of broader efforts to reduce fatalities on Nigerian roads, according to PM News.

Organisers of a race in Prague have apologised to Kenyan runner Kipruto after a finish-line mix-up cost him the event. According to the Eastleigh Voice, Kipruto was leading on the home straight when he followed a television support vehicle that was exiting the course, taking him off the designated route. The incident reportedly denied him victory, prompting organisers to issue an apology over the costly error.

Heavy rain caused extensive flooding in Nagoya, central Japan, ahead of the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, but Mayor Ichiro Hirosawa said athletes who had arrived early were unharmed. According to Hirosawa, organizers are not worried about venue conditions and believe the Games can be held as planned. Images showed a car driving along a flooded road near an event banner.

Audi has announced it will appeal the 10th-place finish awarded to Yuki Tsunoda at the Italian Grand Prix, following controversy over an unusual start to the Formula 1 race. According to TimesLIVE, the incident has sparked debate over the fairness of penalties applied during the event. The appeal could lead to a review of the final race classification, though details of the specific grounds for the challenge have not been disclosed.

TikTok streamer Rachel Otuoma shared her experience of surviving a serious accident on the Nairobi Expressway, where a speeding vehicle collided with her Honda Vezel. She described her narrow escape from injury and showcased the damage to her car.