Seven people have been killed and there are fears the death toll could rise after a race car crashed in Sri Lanka on Sunday.
Between 50,000 and 100,000 fans were reportedly in attendance for the Fox Hill Supercross event in Diyatalawa hosted by the Sri Lankan army.
It was the first time the popular event had been held since being cancelled during COVID-19, with the gates thrown open to celebrate.
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Disaster struck in the 17th race out of 24 on the schedule when a car left the track and struck the crowd.
Fans had been watching a driver escape from his upside-down car following a separate crash when they were hit.
An eight-year-old girl and four race officials were among the seven killed, with two dying in hospital.
Twenty more people remain in hospital, according to police spokesman Nihal Thalduwa.
Three of the injured are critical, he added.
Thalduwa confirmed police are investigating the crash.
There are so far no clear indications on the cause beyond the car losing control and rolling into the crowd.
The event was abandoned following the accident.