Recall a few weeks ago a story about a neurosurgeon who'd attended one of McLaren's—yes, the supercar company—experiences. The event took place in the Arctic, where guests were treated to 5-star accommodations and food, as well as ice-track driving in the supercar company's vehicles. Along with the option to go on a snowmobile ride through the forests surrounding the event.
Based on that description, it sounds like heaven. But that's not how it all went down for neurosurgeon Andrew Cannestra and his partner.
Instead of a brisk and fun trek into the snowy woods behind the bars of a snowmobile, Cannestra and his partner crashed head-first into a tree, throwing the two off the sled, and causing multiple injuries to both. Cannestra, for his part, was supposedly unconscious for around 30 minutes while emergency response attended to the crash. The surgeon recently brought a lawsuit against the brand, alleging they had not made a reasonable effort in ensuring everyone's safety at the event, and was seeking around $15 million in damages.
