Vince Mcmahon Crashes Bentley at 100mph; Bodycam Footage Shows Chaotic July 24 Scene
Newly released police bodycam and dashcam footage has shed new light on vince mcmahon’s July 24, 2025 car crash in Connecticut, revealing chaotic moments before and after the collision and renewed attention on the crash sequence and legal outcome.
Footage type and timing: police bodycam and dashcam from July 24, 2025
The video release includes both police bodycam and dashcam recordings that capture events on the morning of July 24, 2025. The footage shows chaotic moments before and after the collision on a Connecticut highway, giving a continuous view of the run-up to the crash and the scene immediately afterward.
Route 15 in Westport: Bentley Continental GT Speed travelling northbound above 100 mph
The dashcam captures a Bentley Continental GT Speed driven northbound on Route 15 in Westport. Video shows the car weaving through traffic at speeds exceeding 100 mph before the collision, with one trooper later telling McMahon he had "almost hit I think 115 miles an hour. "
Collision sequence: rear-end of Barbara Doran’s BMW, guardrail strike and third car damaged
Dashcam footage shows the Bentley rear-ending a BMW driven by Barbara Doran. After striking the BMW, the Bentley slammed into a guardrail, sending debris across the highway and damaging a third car that was traveling in the opposite direction. Smoke could be seen billowing from the Bentley as it continued down the road before eventually pulling over.
Vince McMahon’s statements at the scene and trooper interaction
When a Connecticut State Trooper approached the vehicle, airbags were deployed around McMahon and he appeared shook. The trooper told him, "I'm trying to catch up to you and you keep taking off. You almost hit I think 115 miles an hour. " McMahon denied attempting to outrun police, saying, "I'm trying to drive. I haven't been driving my car in God knows how long. " He added the sports car was "too fast" and admitted, "I haven't driven this car in quite some time. " At one point he muttered to himself, "God damn it. Stupid f**king fool, " while handing over his insurance and registration. After exiting the totaled vehicle and learning no one was injured, he reacted with visible relief, saying, "Oh s**t, that's a miracle. "
Aftermath: Barbara Doran’s account, criminal charges and pretrial program
Doran later wrote on Facebook that she felt "lucky to have survived" the crash and claimed McMahon struck her vehicle at 80 to 90 mph. McMahon was charged with reckless driving and following too closely. In October, a judge allowed him to enter a pretrial program requiring a $1, 000 charitable contribution and compliance with licensing and insurance rules; if completed, the charges will be dismissed after one year.
