According to reports, Toyota’s chief test driver, 67-year-old Hiromu Naruse, has died in a crash on highway 410 near the famed Nürburgring race track in Germany. He was driving the recently spied Lexus LFA Nürburgring Edition (above) at the time of the accident, and reports say he veered into oncoming traffic and collided head-on with two others test drivers in a BMW. The two BMW test drivers survived the crash, though one is reportedly still in critical condition. German video of the crash scene after the accident took place can be viewed below. Police are investigating the crash and have yet to determine its cause.

Hiromu Naruse was heavily involved with the development of the Lexus LFA he was driving, along with many other past sports cars from Toyota’s history since he joined the company in 1963. Enthusiasts today call him the “Godfather of the LFA,” though he was involved in the development of sports cars for Toyota going as far back as the storied 2000GT from the late 1960s. The prototype of a special edition version of the LFA that he was driving when the accident occurred was reportedly worth 1.5 million euro.

Last decade Moscow and Saint-Petersburg were rich in different cultural events. People were participating in competitions, trying to cop prizes and finally pulling these contents off. In November, this year, in Moscow one more outstanding competition has been held. All the participants of the event had some kind of problems with weight and this competition intended to find the best contestant out who would thin down more than the others. Every contestans was given 10 weeks to make their body look better.

Tatiana Krasnova who managed to become thin and lose whole lot of kilos won the contest and moreover gained a worthy prize. Let’s look at the lucky winner of this year event and also at the winners of the last competitions of such a kind.