HardTuned on Instagram: "*to clear up any confusion this was investigated and found to be a racing incident with NO ONE fault. Both parties made errors and unfortunately, accidents do happen, we are just glad everyone is okay* Crazy to think @vac473 walked away from this with just a bruise. Car was bent beyond repair but everyone walked away which is the main thing! 😳 #drifting #qr #r33 #turbo #jdm #crash"

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