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    Supercars qualifying in Adelaide has been impacted by another huge crash at the infamous turn 8 sweeper

    Supercars qualifying in Adelaide has been impacted by another huge crash at the infamous turn 8 sweeper


    The session was red-flagged after Kiwi Jaxon Evans clipped the inside kerb of the corner, before hitting the concrete barrier opposite, pin-balling down the street circuit.

    Evans managed to walk away from the crash, but was left shaken and dazed.

    He's the fourth driver to fall victim at turn 8 this weekend, after three crashes saw an abrupt end to qualifying for the opening race on Friday.

    MOTORSPORT WITH CRC BRAKE CLEAN.  THE BRAKE PARTS CLEANER.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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