British Olympic rider questioned by police after fatal crash involving PSG manager's daughter

A fatal traffic accident occurred on Spain’s N-322 road near Oliva at about 7:45 p.m., when an Audi Q3 driven by British show-jumping champion Scott Brash struck a 20-year-old Spanish motorcyclist, who died at the scene. The vehicle also carried Sira Martinez, 26, the daughter of Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Enrique, who was not injured. The Civil Guard reported that the driver appears to have taken an improper turn, prompting a manslaughter investigation and a pending court summons for questioning.

Brash passed both drug and alcohol tests, and under Spanish law charges are typically filed only shortly before trial. No formal accusation has been made at this stage. The incident has drawn attention due to the high-profile individuals involved, including Brash, a double Olympic gold medalist, and Martinez, a model and professional show jumper.