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Nov 10, 2016
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Nalbandian cites 'internal problems' after race car crash

The Argentine's car flipped numerous times in an insane crash.

Published Nov 10, 2016

Former world No. 3 David Nalbandian was lucky to walk away from a treacherous accident at the Copa Maxi Rally de Entre Ríos on Monday in Argentina.

The 34-year-old informed fans that he and his copilot were unharmed, but the car is far from unscathed.

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"Both my copilot and I are perfectly fine. Thank you for caring," Nalbandian wrote.

Since retiring in 2013, Nalbandian has become a full-fledged racing enthusiast, often posting photos of the blue car that nearly killed him.

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The 2002 Wimbledon finalist shared two follow-up Tweets, saying, "These things happen trying to win and trying to get seconds, within a framework of internal problems that cause risks," and adding, "Hopefully this will not happen again to me or anyone, but this requires solving internal problems."

Rallying is a form of motorsport racing on public or private roads (not closed circuits) using modified road legal cars.