THE 24 hour crash at Le Mans was rocked by a horror crash with just six and a half hours of the race to go.
Daniel Mancinelli, 35, found his Aston Martin swinging out of control on the infamous Indianapolis corner.
That saw the car swing round in a circle before slamming into the tyre wall.
And the force of the impact saw the car flip upside down after the crash.
Luckily Mancinelli was able to emerge from his hypercar unscathed.
The crash ended any hope Le Mans had of achieving a podium victory at the 24 hour race.
Concerned fans took to X to wish Mancinelli well.
One fan wrote: “Glad the driver is ok 
#LEMANS24”
Another said: “Hell of a surprise to the crew right behind the tire wall/fence! 
”
A third said: “Happy that the driver is o.k.”
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And a fourth said: “Woooow! Damn!!”
Mancinellu’s team-mate was also seen looking on with a concerned look from the paddoock.
Indianapolis corner is known to be one of the most infamous at Le Mans.
It’s known for its tricky entry which has to be entered at break-neck speeds, making crashes on this corner common.
Inside track on Hamilton's life
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The British speedster lives life in the fast lane both on and off the track, with a string of high-profile romances and jet-set lifestyle.
Hamilton made his name at McLaren and Mercedes but stunned the racing world by signing a £100million deal to join Ferrari for next season.
His exploits have seen him rub shoulders with Hollywood icon Brad Pitt but Lew snubbed the chance to feature in Top Gun 2.
And fans can follow his fortunes on the latest season of Netflix’s smash hit Drive To Survive.
Hamilton’s talent saw him go from humble origins in Stevenage to boasting an £11m car collection.
He joined celeb dating app Raya after splitting from Brazilian beauty Juliana Nalu.
And his exes are said to include Rita Ora, Rihanna and Nicole Scherzinger.
Hamilton was embroiled in a bitter feud with Nico Rosberg but the pair buried the hatchet to sport £35k watches they were given for FREE.
He also shared high-profile battles with Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel.
But his most shocking showdown saw Max Verstappen handed the World Championship over him by a controversial safety car decision.
The Brit is chasing a record eighth world title – the first of which came in 2008 and has seen Felipe Masa sue F1 for £62m after a crash saw him miss out.
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