Billy Bolt's helmet cam perfectly captures the carnage of the Weston Beach Race

Billy Bolt, who is best known for his exploits in the SuperEnduro World Championship, has shared incredible onboard footage from last weekend’s carnage that was the Weston Beach Race, in Weston-super-Mare. 

Bolt’s appearance added star power to an event that was taking place for the 43rd time in its history. 

And the onboard footage captured by Bolt does not disappoint, with the eight-time world champion showing just how skillful he is on two wheels. 

If you’ve never had the chance to witness the Weston Beach Race, it is straight up madness from the off, and blends many aspects of motocross racing, with harsher and more technical bumps, AKA ‘whoops’. 

The race allows riders to set off at the same time, and when the field is stacked like it was last weekend, it creates chaos like you would not believe. 

Bolt was almost caught up in a collision right from the start of the race when another rider swerved into his path. 

That being said, the North Tyneside rider was able to navigate his way through the field with considerable ease, despite numerous setbacks early on.

While some riders were either stuck trying to overcome muddy, water-filled bumps, others crashed directly in front of the oncoming Bolt, and in one case, the Newcastle-born rider could be seen jumping over one of his competitors. 

You can watch the insane onboard footage below. 

The Weston Beach Race is a very different challenge to the indoor and hard enduro disciplines Bolt is accustomed to. 

However, the 29-year-old is experienced competing at the North Somerset-based race, having finished second in 2025.

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