The name of the second man who died in a crash on the M40 in March has been revealed.
The double-fatal crash happened between junction 9 and 8A on March 24, when a grey BMW 340i driving southbound crossed the central reservation into the northbound carriageway where the road bends near Shabbington.
The BMW was believed to be stolen from the Oxfordshire area and two arrests were made in connection with the incident.
The crash claimed the life of Jan Szeder, 34 from Evesham, and a 20-year-old man from Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, who was not named by police.
Now, the name of the 20-year-old has been revealed as Harvey Michael Bird by Beaconsfield Coroner's Court.
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A pre-inquest review hearing into both deaths is set to take place at the court on Thursday (December 11) at 3.50pm.
In a tribute released on March 28 through Thames Valley Police, Mr Szeder's family said: “We are sad to announce the death of Jan Szeder on Monday, March 24 as a result of a road traffic incident in Oxfordshire.
“As a family we will miss him greatly and he leaves two children who he was devoted to and we wish to thank everyone for their kind words and sympathy at this difficult time.
“We would appreciate to be left alone to grieve in peace at this difficult time.”
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