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Watch: Actor Ajith Kumar's Porsche race car crashes at a speed of 180 Kmph at Dubai circuit

Watch: Actor Ajith Kumar's Porsche race car crashes at a speed of 180 Kmph at Dubai circuit

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A video released by his team shows, Thala Ajith's car crashing into the barriers, minutes before the endurance test session came to an end.  The video also shows the actor coming out of the car, unhurt as the rescue team comes to his aid. 

Actor Ajith Kumar's car crashed during a practice test run at the Dubai circuit recently. The actor, who is lovingly called Thala Ajith, is in Dubai to participate in the upcoming Dubai 24 Hours race also known as 24H Dubai 2025.

A video released by his team shows, the actor's car crashing into the barriers, minutes before the endurance test session came to an end.
The video also shows the actor coming out of the car, unhurt as the rescue team comes to his aid.

Ajith Kumar love for racing

For the unversed, Ajith owns the racing team Ajith Kumar Racing, and he was set to participate in the highly competitive race, along with three other teammates - Mathieu Detry, Fabian Duffieux, and Cameron McLeod.

According to reports, Fabian Duffieux took over as the team manager for Ajith Kumar Racing in December last year.

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The upcoming race would have marked the debut of Ajith Kumar's racing firm in endurance racing.

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