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Two Britons killed in Austria crash Two Britons die in Austria mountain road car crash
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Two British men have died after their car fell 1,000ft (300m) off a mountain road in Austria, according to reports. Two British men have died after their car fell 1,000ft (300m) off a mountain road in Austria, police have said.
Austrian public broadcaster ORF said the men, aged 22 and 25, crashed off the Grossglockner High Alpine Road on Friday morning. The men, aged 22 and 25, crashed off the Grossglockner High Alpine Road on Friday morning, Austrian police said.
A police spokeswoman reportedly said the men were racing another car when they crashed through a guardrail. A spokeswoman for police in Salzburg said the men had been racing another car when they crashed through a guardrail.
The Foreign Office confirmed the deaths and said it was ready to provide consular assistance to the families.The Foreign Office confirmed the deaths and said it was ready to provide consular assistance to the families.
Police said the men had been taking part in a car rally from Brussels to Budapest when they crashed.
Emergency services, including the mountain rescue team and a helicopter, have been at the scene near the mountain village of Fusch.Emergency services, including the mountain rescue team and a helicopter, have been at the scene near the mountain village of Fusch.
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