The GT3 was trying to overtake the slower M2 when the collision sent both cars into the barriers, ripping the Porsche’s nose clean off

A judge ordered Carlos Martinez to stay in jail to face charges in a March 7 accident in which two people were killed and four injured.

Last weekend, a BMW M2 and a Porsche GT3 RS collided at speed on the Nürburgring, resulting in a Michael Bay movie-style explosion that devastated both cars and a bit of guardrail. Incredibly, both drivers exited their cars on their own.

Cops arrested the apparent driver, a then 17-year-old named Carlos D. Martinez, and charged him with multiple felonies, including two counts of aggravated manslaughter and drunken driving. The Toms River resident is now 18.

In the now widely circulated video, the Porsche is seen rapidly gaining on the slower-moving, British-registered BMW in a narrow section of the track. As the Porsche attempts to overtake on a slight curve, the BMW appears to shift across its path, triggering a violent collision.

Despite a truly horrific accident on the Nurburgring, the drivers of a 911 GT3 RS and a BMW M2 are alive and well. Trackdays normally aren't that dangerous, but in this case it appears that a lack of awareness and potentially a misread of the situation caused things to go very bad,

Police say a white 2015 BMW driven by a 24-year-old male, was traveling eastbound on the parkway when he failed to navigate the roadway and struck the concrete divider.

At least five people were involved in a "horrific" car accident in New York this week. One person was killed and four people were badly injured in a crash in Syracuse, New York. The driver of the car that caused the accident has since been arrested.

The Porsche was tapped by a BMW M2 Competition that seemingly wasn't aware of its presence, causing a massive crash.