Former England cricketer Andrew Flintoff‘s son mentioned the 45-year-old was “lucky to be alive” following a automobile crash in the course of the filming of an episode of BBC’s “Top Gear” present.
The 45-year-old Flintoff, who give up cricket in 2010 and joined Top Gear as a bunch in 2019, obtained medical care on the scene earlier than being taken to a hospital on Tuesday, with the BBC saying his accidents usually are not considered life-threatening.
The incident occurred at Top Gear’s check observe at Dunsfold Park Aerodrome in Surrey.
“I’m not too sure what happened but he is lucky to be alive,” Flintoff’s 16-year-old son Corey instructed the Daily Mail on Wednesday. “It was a pretty nasty crash. It is shocking. We are all shocked but just hope he’s going to be OK.”
Flintoff was man of the collection in 2005 for his heroic effort serving to England win their first Ashes in 18 years. After retiring from cricket, he had one skilled bout as a boxer.
The 45-year-old Flintoff, who give up cricket in 2010 and joined Top Gear as a bunch in 2019, obtained medical care on the scene earlier than being taken to a hospital on Tuesday, with the BBC saying his accidents usually are not considered life-threatening.
The incident occurred at Top Gear’s check observe at Dunsfold Park Aerodrome in Surrey.
“I’m not too sure what happened but he is lucky to be alive,” Flintoff’s 16-year-old son Corey instructed the Daily Mail on Wednesday. “It was a pretty nasty crash. It is shocking. We are all shocked but just hope he’s going to be OK.”
Flintoff was man of the collection in 2005 for his heroic effort serving to England win their first Ashes in 18 years. After retiring from cricket, he had one skilled bout as a boxer.