Ford Mustang Street Racing A Corvette Crashes Into A Hyundai Causing A Massive Crash

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Late Wednesday night, three cars collided on the southbound side of the Sam Rayburn Tollway just north of Dallas, TX. The dash camera captured the entire incident on film. Despite fleeing the scene, the at-fault driver was later caught by the police. They suspect that he may have been drunk at the time of the crash.

The DFW Scanner Twitter account first announced the incident saying only that the Fire Department, EMS, and Police were working on a “major accident” and that there would be delays in the area. They also said EMS is transporting a person to Medical City Lewisville.

It’s not hard to see why someone might need medical attention after watching the video. In it, we see a yellow Corvette and a Ford Mustang fly past the camera car (which is apparently doing 80 mph+ or 128 km/h). As two cars approach a Hyundai in the lane, three mind their own business.

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I was on my way home and caught up with it. SRT south. Hope this video helps anyone involved. pic.twitter.com/EtGiGOm8Rv

— Junior W. (@juniorwash12) December 8, 2022

The Mustang, which was also in three lanes, seemed to make no attempt at avoiding the Hyundai and then slammed into its rear. As a result of the collision, the Ford, which was slightly ahead of the Corvette, veered to the left and pushed the Chevy into the ditch to the left where it rolled.

According to NBCDFW, the Texas Department of Safety said the two sports cars were allegedly racing at the time of the wreck. DPS also said that after the Mustang driver, Jordan Brown fled the scene. When the police caught up with him they confirmed that he was drunk at the time of the incident. He is facing six charges including intoxication assault.

The occupants of the Corvette were in critical and stable condition respectively shortly after the accident. The driver of the Hyundai was treated at the scene and released.

The driver of the camera car, Charles Washington described the scene to NBCDFW saying “I heard the cars before I saw them. My car shook. Then I looked to my right, I saw two cars speeding by . I was thinking, ‘What idiots. Why are they driving so fast?'” Washington recalled. “Within a second or two, I saw them go down.” He showed a level head just slowing down and making sure he wasn’t itself will be caught in the destruction.