
Una vettura è uscita di strada durante la 68ª edizione della gara automobilistica; tra le vittime due giovani di 18 e 20 anni
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La cronoscalata Monte Erice è una storica competizione automobilistica giunta alla sua 68ª edizione. L'evento è valido per il CIVSA e il CIVM.
Una vettura in gara nella cronoscalata Monte Erice è uscita fuori strada. Sono morti due giovani di 18 e 20 anni. Il ferito, che non sarebbe in pericolo di vita, è un commissario di gara. Lo si apprende da fonti investigative.
La gara automobilistica, che è stata sospesa, è la 68ª edizione della storica cronoscalata organizzata dall'Automobile Club Trapani, valida per il campionato italiano velocità salita auto storiche (CIVSA), campionato italiano velocità montagna (CIVM) e tricolore auto classiche. Sono 260 gli equipaggi iscritti. Il dato ufficiale registra al via 153 vetture Moderne e 107 Storiche.

Tragedy at the 68th Monte Erice time trial: a Peugeot 308 Tcr driven by Marco Nicoletti went off the road, hitting three people. Two young spectators aged 18 and 20 died, while a race commissioner was injured.

Two tragic car accidents in Italy: a co-driver died during the Val d'Aveto Rally near Genoa, while at the Monte Erice hill climb in Sicily an off-road car caused two deaths and one serious injury.

Francesco Manfrin arrested for the murder of Roberto Iabichella, found lifeless on 23 August in Vigevano. The suspect strangled the victim and started a fire to simulate a suicide and erase the evidence.

In Florence, the body of an 87-year-old man was exchanged at the Careggi morgue with that of a woman and cremated by mistake. The family learned of what happened shortly before the funeral and is considering taking legal action against those responsible.

In Florence, the body of an 87-year-old was exchanged at the Careggi morgue with that of a woman and cremated by mistake. The discovery occurred to the family ten minutes before the funeral. The family has turned to a lawyer.

Stefano Palumbo, 67 years old, died in an accident at work in the Quaranta Salme district, a rural area of Alcamo on the border between the provinces of Trapani and Palermo, after being stuck in a grape harvesting machine. Massimo Lauria, 57 years old, who was with him, was injured in the arms in an attempt to save him and is in a reserved prognosis at the Civic hospital in Palermo. The Carabinieri of the Alcamo Company and the Spresal technicians were on site to reconstruct the dynamics.