Six people have been killed and several others injured after a car spun out of control and ploughed into a crowd during a rally in Spain.
The driver lost control and skidded off the track killing four women, one of whom was pregnant, and two men.
About a dozen people were hurt in the crash at the Coruna race in Galicia.
Local media reported that the driver and co-driver were unharmed.
"One of the drivers took the track at a much higher speed than he should have and he veered off a curve, slamming into around 20 people," a Civil Guard spokesman said.
Television footage showed the car careering off a woodland track and into a crowd of onlookers in a cloud of dust.
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, who is from Galicia in the northwest, said on his Twitter feed: "The Coruna Rally is in mourning.
"My deepest condolences to the bereaved and wishes for a complete recovery of those injured."
