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Somerset rally car crashes into group of spectators Regency Stages Rally car crashes into Somerset spectators
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Five people have been injured after a rally car left the track and crashed into a crowd of spectators. A rally car has left the track and ploughed into a crowd of spectators, injuring four people.
Two adults and three children have been taken to hospital with injuries which are not thought to be life-threatening. It happened at the Royal Bath and West Showground in Shepton Mallet, Somerset, where the one-day Regency Stages Rally is taking place.
The accident happened at the Royal Bath and West Showground in Shepton Mallet, Somerset. A father and his two boys were taken to hospital with injuries which are not thought to be life-threatening, the ambulance service said.
The one-day Regency Stages Rally, organised by the Weston-super-Mare Motor Club, had been taking place at the venue. Medical treatment was given to a fourth person at the scene.
The condition of the car's driver is not yet known. Event continues
A police and Health and Safety Executive investigation is now under way. Some 200 spectators are at the event, organised by the Weston-super-Mare Motor Club, which features 55 rally cars.
Avon and Somerset Police said changes have been made to the track and a decision was taken to continue with the event.
A spokesman said the rally driver involved in the crash was suffering from shock but was not hurt.
Police initially said five people had been injured in the crash.
A joint police and Health and Safety Executive investigation is taking place.
A South Western Ambulance Service spokesperson said the crash had "had the potential to be much worse than it was".