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Christina Ettel in intensive care after fatal Mallorca car crash
Christina Ettel, 39, was seriously injured in a car crash on Mallorca, a Spanish island.
She was a passenger in a Porsche GT3 RS driven by Klaus Rader, 63, who died in the crash.
The car went off the Ma-10 coastal road and into a ravine.
Rescuers pulled Ettel from the wreckage.
She is being treated in the intensive care unit of a private clinic.
No further details about her condition or what happens next are given.
Christina Ettel, 39, is in intensive care after being seriously injured in a car crash on Mallorca.
Klaus Rader, 63, died when his Porsche GT3 RS crashed on the island’s Ma-10 coastal road.
Ettel, Rader’s co-pilot, was rescued from the wreck in a ravine.
She is being treated at a private clinic, according to Bild.
- Who
- Christina Ettel, 39, and Klaus Rader, 63. Ettel was Rader’s co-pilot.
- What
- Rader died in a car crash, and Ettel was seriously injured.
- When
- Not stated. Bild published its report on 12 October 2026.
- Where
- Mallorca’s Ma-10 coastal road. Ettel was taken to a private clinic.
- Why
- Not stated.
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Rader’s Porsche GT3 RS crashed on Mallorca’s Ma-10 coastal road, killing him and seriously injuring Ettel.
Ettel was rescued from the wreck in a ravine and taken to a private clinic.
Ettel has been in intensive care.
Bild reported that Ettel had spoken to the outlet about the crash.
- Injured passenger
- Christina Ettel, 39
- Fatality
- Klaus Rader, 63
- Car
- Porsche GT3 RS
- Crash location
- Ma-10 coastal road, Mallorca
- Treatment
- Intensive care at a private clinic
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