Rally great Ogier and co-driver Landais hospitalized in Poland after crash WSOC TV [Video]

WARSAW, Poland — (AP) — Eight-time world rally champion Sébastien Ogier and co-driver Vincent Landais were undergoing hospital medical tests after they crashed in Poland on Tuesday while preparing for this week’s race. There were no reports of serious injuries.

“Nothing serious happened,” said Andrzej Borowczyk, the Rally Poland director for media contacts.

Przemyslaw Prais, a spokesman for the hospital in Olsztyn, where Ogier was taken, only said he was undergoing tests and refused any details.

Ogier’s Toyota Gazoo Racing team said in a statement the French crew was “involved in a road accident during reconnaissance for Rally Poland and have been taken for medical checks.”

A police spokesman in Olsztyn, Tomasz Markowski, said Toyota and Ford cars were involved near the northeast village of Wlosty, and four people were taken to hospital. The drivers were airlifted to hospitals and the passengers were taken by ambulances, Markowski added.

Local police …