
A car goes off the road during the 68th edition of the Sicilian car race, involving spectators and a course marshal.
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The Monte Erice hillclimb is a historic car competition organized by the Automobile Club Trapani, valid for the Italian uphill speed championships.
A car competing in the Monte Erice hill climb went off the road. Two young spectators aged 18 and 20 died. The injured person, who is not believed to be in danger of dying, is a race commissioner. We learn this from investigative sources.
The car race, which has been suspended, is the 68th edition of the historic hillclimb organized by the Automobile Club Trapani, valid for the Italian uphill speed championship for historic cars (CIVSA), the Italian mountain speed championship (CIVM) and the Italian classic car championship. There are 260 crews registered. The official data records 153 Modern and 107 Historic cars at the start.
The Peugeot 308 Tcr number 54 was the car that went off the track during the race and hit and killed the two spectators and injured the commissioner, who was hospitalized. The driver Marco Nicoletti is driving.

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