News about Billy Monger

This is the carnage after ex-racing driver Billy Monger smashed into three parked cars and demolished a garden wall in a leafy Surrey neighbourhood. Exclusive new pictures obtained by MailOnline show the double-amputee star's wrecked GR Toyota Supra sportscar immediately after the midnight crash on January 19 with severe damage to the rear and sides of the car and the airbags fully deployed as it lay wedged with its headlights still on in the flattened hedge of one home's front garden. Large chunks of debris from 25-year-old Monger's racing-inspired sportscar can be seen scattered across the drive of the home on Snatts Hill, Limpsfield, Surrey as well as the broken remnants of a garden wall he careered into.

Monger, 25, collided with three parked cars and demolished a garden wall, after losing control of his Toyota while speeding, JPs were told. He left the scene of the midnight crash with his female passenger, leaving behind a trail of destruction after leaving the residential road and careering through a hedge. Monger, who charmed viewers on the BBC 's Race Across The World , pleaded guilty at Guildford Magistrates Court this afternoon to driving without due care and attention in Snatts Hill, Limpsfield, Surrey at 11.55pm on January 19.

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Celebrity Race Across The World's premiere has been postponed from television schedules days before it was supposed to air. The new series was supposed to premiere on BBC One 9 p.m. on Wednesday, but it was postponed due to the deadly earthquake in Morocco. On Friday night, a tragic earthquake struck south of Marrakesh, killing nearly 2,500 people and injuring many more.