Car spews fire after multi-car crash in Bathurst 1000 support category
A fiery crash has left commentators stunned on day four of racing at the Bathurst 1000.
Kai Allen's car emerged on fire after carnage unfolded on the first lap of Race 2 in the TGRA86 Series, a by-product of Lachie Bloxsom losing the rear of his car.
Bloxsom came unstuck at The Dipper and spun out, causing a trail of destruction.
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Kai Allen's car spews fire after a multi-car crash in Race 2 of the TGRA86 category. FOX Sports
"Unfortunately for Kai Allen it looks like he's made heavy contact in the front of that car and it's dislodged an oil line or a fuel line or something," said commentator Andrew Jones.
"That's a fair, fair flame out."
Allen's car began spewing flames from underneath before quickly extinguishing itself.
"Oh look at that, it's just put itself out," said commentator Chad Neylon.
"That's amazing. That's remarkable."
"That is unreal," exclaimed Jones.
Ryan Hadden, Michael Sherwell and Rossi Johnson were also involved in the wreck. Allen's teammate, Johnson, was subsequently seen headbutting his front bonnet in frustration.
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