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A driver doing dangerous donuts at a gathering of car stunt enthusiasts in the Bronx crashed into a parked truck early Sunday, killing two of his passengers — one of them a 15-year-old girl — and critically injuring another, police said.

The 23-year-old driver of a white Chrysler 300 slammed into a red fuel truck parked near Bryant and Viele Aves. in Hunts Point around 3:20 a.m., cops said.

“They were having a takeover car meet where they take over the block and lock the block up and do donuts and stuff,” said an employee of the fuel company that owns the struck truck, who gave his name only as Chad, 28. “The guy was going about 100 mph, it was very fast. Hit a bump. The car skid right into the truck.”

“He hit a bump, lost control of the car and skid into that oil truck,” said Chad, who saw video of the crash. “It's a tragic accident.”

Medics rushed 21-year-old front sear passenger Gilvante Roberson and 15-year-old back seat passenger Sabrina Villagomez to Lincoln Hospital, but neither could be saved, cops said.

A 17-year-old girl was in critical condition at St. Barnabas Hospital and the 23-year-old driver was taken to Harlem Hospital in stable condition, according to police.

Sabrina lived in Nanuet, N.Y., with her mother, according to her distraught father.

“Today in the morning my wife called [and] I was sleeping,” said the dad, Jorge Villagomez. “I said, ‘What happened, what happened?' She said, ‘Your daughter is dying.'”

The man recalled watching his usually happy teenager grow unhappy over recent months as she started hanging out with a new crowd.

“Three weeks ago, I take my daughter on vacation with me to Florida,” Villagomez said. “I saw in the face she is not happy. She is no good. I ask her many times, ‘What's wrong?' She said, ‘Dad, I'm OK.'”

Sabrina and the 17-year-old victim in critical condition became friends a few years ago, but the father said he did not know Roberson or the driver.

“She was fine last week,” the elder Villagomez said. “My little girl, she is no more. It's very hard.”

Friends showed up at the crash scene to create a memorial for the front-seat victim, whom they referred to as “Gio” and lived in East New York, Brooklyn.

“There was 100 people out,” Chad said of the car meetup. “There were at least 70 cars.”

“The fire department came with the jaws of life,” he added. “They chopped the car to get the people out.”

Roberson spent the hours before the crash documenting the car meet and posting clips of the dangerous stunts on his Instagram page, which is flooded with drivers doing donuts and other tricks.

In one of the posts, the cars took over a Queens street and burned rubber as a crowd of people cheered the drivers on from the side of the road.

The last post made to the Instagram account was right around the time of the crash.

“For those who followed him that knew who he was, if it wasn't about music, he was posting about cars,” said Roberson's friend, who only identified himself as Beamo. “That's what he was about.”

About 100 people gathered to mourn the victims at the crash site on Sunday afternoon.

“Everybody that was in the vehicle were more than friends,” said Beamo. “[They] were loved ones. They cared about each other.”

A family friend said Roberson's family is still wrapping their heads around the horrific crash.

“They're trying to figure out what was going on,” said the friend, who asked not to be named. “The family is a little struck.

“I thought I was dreaming,” she added of the crash. “I didn't think it was real.”

Cops were still investigating the incident to determine if the driver will face charges.

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