A frightening moment unfolded during Heat 2 of Round 2 of the Debbie the Webster Supersaloons Super Cup Xtreme Series when car 36E was involved in an on-track accident. Dale Bigwood, who was riding as a passenger in the vehicle, was caught up in the incident, prompting immediate concern from officials and spectators alike.
Safety crews responded quickly, and there was visible relief around the circuit when Bigwood was able to climb out of the car under his own power. He appeared uninjured and walked away from the crash, a positive outcome following what initially looked like a serious incident.
Race officials briefly halted proceedings to ensure the track was safe and to assess the condition of the vehicle. The incident highlighted both the unpredictable nature of the racing series and the importance of modern safety measures in motorsport, which played a key role in preventing serious injury.
Organizers later confirmed that no major injuries were reported as a result of the crash. The event continued after cleanup, with drivers refocusing on the competition as the series moved forward.
The Debbie the Webster Supersaloons Super Cup Xtreme Series remains one of the most intense and closely watched competitions, and the safe outcome of this incident served as a reminder of the risks involved—and the resilience of those who take part.
