Tiger Woods
That is the cause of his horror crash
Tiger Woods wasn’t distracted by his cell phone
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The cause of the accident in Tiger Woods’ horror crash was excessive speed. That was the result of a police investigation.
Now it’s out: The cause of the serious car accident involving golfer Tiger Woods (45, “How I Play Golf”) was excessive speed. That emerges from the official report of the police investigation, from which under including the US celebrity portal “TMZ” quoted. According to this, Woods was traveling at around 120 kilometers per hour. However, only around 73 km / h were allowed.
As “TMZ” further reports, Woods even accelerated before the accident, according to the evaluated data of his SUV. The investigators assume that Woods accidentally stepped on the gas instead of the brake. Furthermore, no charges should be brought against the golfer. The authorities rule out that the 45-year-old might have been distracted by his cell phone at the time of the crash. There is “no evidence” of this.
Tiger Woods ran his car off the road in California on February 23 and rolled over several times. He then had to undergo emergency surgery. After the accident, he is said to have told rescuers that he did not remember the exact course of the accident. He was not found to have any drugs or alcohol after a blood test.