Ollie Millroy says he owes his life to heroic rival who pulled him from burning car at China GT

Loek Hartog stopped to rescue British driver after crash ‘I will remember his bravery for the rest of my life’ British racing driver Ollie Millroy told Loek Hartog he owes him his life after his quick-thinking rival pulled him from a burning car after a huge crash in the first race of the China GT on Saturday. The in

Loek Hartog stopped his Porsche and pulled Ollie Millroy from his burning Ferrari following a major crash during Saturday’s opening China GT race in Shanghai. Millroy suffered five broken ribs, a fractured collarbone, a broken hand and finger and a bruised lung in the accident, but later credited Hartog with saving his