Shock accident at Stuntshow: Five injuries in Leinfelden-Echterdingen!

Shock accident at Stuntshow: Five injuries in Leinfelden-Echterdingen!

At a stun show in Leinfelden-Echterdingen, in the Esslingen district, there was a serious accident on Monday afternoon when a car was thrown against a barrier fence during a demonstration. Several people were injured, including two children. While the police initially reported seven injured spectators, this number was later corrected to five slightly injured people, some of whom had to be brought to a clinic for medical treatment. The accident occurred when a stunt car that had planned to hold a rollover, lost control due to unknown cause and rolled into the audience area, where a crowd had gathered. At the time of the accident, the monster trucks were not part of the demonstration.

A safety vehicle that was involved in the event could not prevent the incident. Fortunately, the spectators had the opportunity to get to safety in good time because the vehicle slowly overturned. The slightly injured people mainly suffered grazes, and the exact cause of injury is the subject of investigations that are carried out by specialists from the Esslingen traffic police.

cause and calculation of the risks

The exact cause of the accident remains unknown, which causes the officials to carry out incoming examinations. The 21-year-old driver of the stunt car was not injured. According to reports, the idea in the parking lot of a hardware store was often carried out, where such stun shows are often carried out to maintain the audience. However, it must be stated that despite the chaos, no panic broke out among the audience.

The stunshow industry, in which such demonstrations take place, is regularly recorded statistically. The data on accident rates and public numbers are of great importance for organizers to increase security at such events. The Goklever website not only offers statistics on the industry, but also information on the support of well -founded decisions in the implementation of stun shows. The information provided can help to better assess potential risks and thereby design safer events.

The event was ended by the organizers after the accident, which is understandable in view of the injured spectators. An incident like this once again raises the question of security at stun shows and underlines the need to check and optimize security precautions in order to avoid similar accidents in the future.

For more information about the statistics and surveys in the stunshow industry, please visit Goklever. You can also find detailed reports on the incident on SWR and Stern .