Irish Rally Driver Craig Breen died tragically on Thursday during a pre-event test run ahead of the world championship race in Croatia. (The Hindu) Breen’s car skidded off the track during the test, and he was killed in the accident. He was just 33 years old. (Sports Illustrated)
Craig Breen was a well-known rally driver, and he won the Irish Tarmac Rally Championship twice in his career. (FIA World Rally Championship) Breen was also known to be a champion off the track, as he was well-liked and respected by his fellow drivers and fans. (FIA World Rally Championship)
Breen was originally from Waterford, Ireland. (AP News) He drove for Hyundai Motorsport in the World Rally Championship, and he was highly regarded by the team. (Fox Sports) Breen was also a popular figure in the rally community, and he was known for his skill and dedication to the sport. (FIA World Rally Championship)
Breen’s death has been a shock to the rally community, with many expressing their condolences on social media. (Cricket Star) The FIA World Rally Championship expressed their sadness on Twitter, saying, “We are devastated by the news…Our thoughts and condolences are with Craig’s family, friends and team at this tragic time.” (FIA World Rally Championship)
The cause of the accident is still unknown, and the investigation is ongoing. (Distractify) Breen’s death is a reminder of the dangers that rally drivers face, and the need for safety measures to be in place at all times. (NBC News) The rally community will mourn the loss of Craig Breen, a champion on and off the track. (Independent.ie)
