LONDON (Reuters) - A small helicopter crashed, killing those on board, on Saturday near the home of former world rally champion Colin McRae, a helicopter pilot and enthusiast, police said.
They added in a statement that four people were on board the helicopter owned by McRae, which came down in a wooded area in Lanarkshire, Scotland at about 4:10 p.m.
"It's believed he (McRae) was on board the helicopter, however until formal identification has taken place we will not be able to confirm the identities of those on board."
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Police, who were at the scene conducting a thorough search of the area, said further details about the victims would be released on Sunday.
Air Accident Investigators will carry out a full investigation into the cause of the crash.
McRrae, 39, the son of five-times rally champion Jimmy, wrote his name in the record books in 1995 when he became the first Briton to win the world rally championship.
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