A major US motorsport event was thrown into disarray after an adult content creator exposed her breasts, triggering a furious confrontation and a full-blown brawl that saw drinks thrown and police called.
Race Day Flash Sparks Fury
The incident occurred at the high-profile Anaheim 1 Supercross event, held at the Angel Stadium in California. Footage, which originally surfaced on social media platforms TikTok and X in 2022, shows adult content creator and influencer Danae Mari pulling down her top and flashing spectators.
While some attendees cheered, the act prompted immediate backlash from another woman at the event. The spectator, who wore glasses, loudly voiced her disapproval, pointing out that children were present in the stadium. Her protests quickly escalated into a heated argument with Mari, who appeared surprised by the criticism.
Confrontation Escalates into Brawl
As tensions rose, bystanders captured the dispute on their phones. In the videos, men can be heard telling the protesting woman to sit down, but she continued to object to the flashing. The scene turned ugly when irritated spectators began to boo her and then started throwing drinks, leaving her hair drenched in soda and beer.
Visibly angered and soaked, the woman then targeted one man in particular, pushing him. The Anaheim Police Department confirmed they responded to two fight calls in the stadium's view level, which resulted in ejections. A police spokesperson stated, "neither mentioned anything about a woman flashing, and no arrests/citations were made in either incident."
Online Debate and Lasting Fallout
Opinion on the incident remains sharply divided. Some online commentators supported the protesting woman, arguing that a family sporting event was an inappropriate place for such an act. One wrote, "There are plenty of places... No need to do it for attention in a stadium full of kids."
Others countered that the reaction was overblown, suggesting that if adults did not make an issue of it, children would likely not notice. Meanwhile, Danae Mari later discussed the event on Adam22's 'No Jumper' podcast, revealing she had received death threats after the clip went viral, stating, "I see 80% are fans, and the other 20 (percent) just wanna kill me." She later described the flash on another show as something done "just for fun."
