Thank God he has escaped such a serious accident as shown on the pictures. But he need to be careful with the way he carries himself.
He is a key player for Man United.

Joseph Ntanda, Lusaka, Zambia

He was breathalysed. Was he drug tested too?

Helen E., London, UK

I'm glad nothing happened to him, regardless if we like him or not He is a human being and we need to have some respect for human life. Happy to see him Well... Viva el Juego Bonito!

Nancy, Edcouch, Texas, United States

There seems a remarkable lack of concern about how much worse this could have been had the accident taken place on a crowded street with pedestrians around. Look forward to hearing police assessment of his speed.

Sam, Shanghai,

MJ; I'm also a Liverpool supporter, but your comment was seriously uncalled for. Ronaldo is a Man U player but first and foremost he is a human being and I would not wish harm on anyone just because he happens to play for a rival team - football pales into insignificance in such matters.

Pauline Barbara, Marsascala, Malta

good to see that he is ok as accidents are not a laughing matter. I think we should have car licenses should be like the bike versions. If you are lucky enough to afford a supercar then a thorough course will help protect you and us.

Joel, London,

Perhaps someone could tell the young gentleman that soccer-boots aren't the best footwear for driving...

Fik Geuens, Beerse, Belgium

What an appalling comment from MJ, if he had been seriously hurt would it still have made your day?

Chris O'Brien, Winsford, England

Disappointing season? Prem record comparison for wingers: Ronaldo app 14(1) goals 8; St.. Ashley Young of our lord and saviour Martin O'Neill app 20 goals 5; Robinho app 19 goals 12 (not too dissimilar to CR)... are these oft-lauded lads having nightmares too? Stop fanning the flames, it's boring.

Chris O'Brien, Winsford, England

Anyone got a spare Fiat Bambino for him to borrow?

Ron Durham, Auckland, NZ

Hasn't he done this before??

http://www.autounleashed.com/another-unlucky-audi-r8-in-portugal

A suprisingly similar accident.!!

Gary, Swanage, UK

Mr. Hines, why is it necessary to tout the number of and value of CR's collection of obscenely priced cars? In these financial times, people don't like hearing that "poor CR" will have to "fall back on" one of his Porsches, BMWs or RRs. Tsk tsk. We should be glad he wasn't hurt and leave it there.

Randy, Philadelphia, PA, USA

What sort of example does it set to the kiddies that Ronaldo and van der Sar do not car-share? Think of the carbon footprint of driving two supercars on the same journey every day. Especially now there's a credit crunch on.

Clich Edresponse, Winchester, UK

MJ: doesnt matter who you support,theres something about a famous person faltering that makes people say "serves him right". im sure United fans felt the same when Gerrard was arrested and charged...

bal, hillingdon, uk

Now, now ! As a football fan you should be big enough to appreciate what a fine talent Christiano has, he is a special one so don't be churlish.

I'm not a football fan but have an appreciation of seeing artists at work whether they be painters, musicians or footballers

Phil de Buquet, Newport,

No other vehicle involved. Nobody hurt. Negligible third-party damage. If you're going total an expensive car, it could have been far worse. Truly, it is written ...off

Andrew Milner, Yokohama, Japan

He's simply driving cars he can't handle! But he only has to work another 90 minutes or so before he can afford his next toy! I'm just glad that not a penny from my house goes to paying these overpaid kids!

Jon, Preston, England

Sure wasn't a credit crunch eh!

viktor holland, Amsterdam Netherlands,

As a Liverpool fan. This has well and truley made my day.

MJ, UK,