The Alfred Hospital says a Ballarat man is now "critical but stable", after crashing into a brick wall.
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Police said the man was a driver in the sedan, which hit a low-brick fence on Main Road, Golden Point on Tuesday night.
Emergency services were alerted at 11.50pm.
An ambulance helicopter flew him to the Alfred, arriving just after 4am Wednesday.
Ballarat police said the passenger in the car was unhurt - and the condition of the driver at the time was described as "non life-threatening".
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Gabrielle Hodson
'All-rounder' journalist since 1993. I've worked in print, radio, TV & online as well as radio & TV producing and radio presenting. Working on Wadawurrung land. There are 7.9 billion stories out there. I'd love to hear yours...
'All-rounder' journalist since 1993. I've worked in print, radio, TV & online as well as radio & TV producing and radio presenting. Working on Wadawurrung land. There are 7.9 billion stories out there. I'd love to hear yours...
