A MCLAREN SUPERCAR was reduced to little more than a wreck, after it burst into flames upon striking a building near Trowbridge, Wiltshire, south-west England yesterday.
Both the driver and passenger escaped with minor injuries as the inferno engulfed the scene, BBC News reports.
The fire services was called to the scene on Westbury Road in Heywood, shortly after 6.30am yesterday morning.
Fire crews from Trowbridge found the occupants had escaped the burning McLaren 570S by the time they arrived on the scene. At this stage, the car was stuck beneath a collapsed wall.
In the images tweeted by Trowbridge Fire Station, distinctive parts of the car can still be seen, including the orange bodywork and the burnt out wheels.
They tweeted: “2 walking wounded. Car involved in fire. House shored up and made safe using HRU (heavy rescue unit). Busy week for HRU.”
The McLaren 570S can go from 0-200kph in around 9.5 seconds. It can reach a top speed of 328kph.
It is unknown what speed the McLaren was travelling it at the time of yesterday’s crash.
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