Irish world rally championship driver Craig Breen has died after an accident in a pre-event test in Croatia, Hyundai Motorsport said in a statement on Thursday.
The team said co-driver James Fulton was unharmed in the incident just after midday local time.
Motorsport.com reported that Breen's car went off the road while the 33-year-old was preparing for next week's rally, his second of the season.
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