Supercars: Jaxon Evans has walked away from a monster crash during qualifying for the Adelaide 500.
Jaxon Evans escapes MONSTER quali crash | 02:49Supercars rookie Jaxon Evans has managed to walk away from a shocking crash that forced an abrupt end to qualifying for the final race of the 2024 season.
The impact of the collision forced a wheel from the car completely as second hit ensured the front end of the Camaro was ripped away. Fellow Supercars great Garth Tander could sympathise with the young Kiwi, who headed into this final round on a high after securing a second season with BJR.
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