Blackpool Globe of Death bike rider is hit by his own motorcycle at high speed after falling off during performance

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Phill Heywood23/09/2025, Blackpool Tower, Blackpool Lancashire Emergency Services in attendance at the Blackpool Tower Pic Phill Heywood[/caption]

A BLACKPOOL Globe of Death bike rider was hit by their own motorcycle at high speed after falling off during a performance.

Emergency services rushed to the scene after a motorcyclist reportedly suffered injuries during the dramatic stunt.

Phill HeywoodA Blackpool ‘Globe of Death’ rider was hit by their own motorcycle after falling during a performance[/caption]

The circus was evacuated earlier today following the incident that saw the stuntman perform the “Globe of Death” act this afternoon.

It’s believed their own motorcycle landed on top of them as a horrified crowd watched on.

One member of the audience told Manchester Evening News: “It was around 3.50pm this afternoon.

“The rider entered the mesh ball and started his performance normally.

“As the second half of his performance began, he let go of the bike to perform his act without holding onto the bike but unfortunately fell off and slid down the ball.

“As he lay there after falling off, the bike carried on moving as it came round and knocked him on the head. Whilst the cast of the circus checked to see if he was ok, around 200-250 of us got asked to leave the circus as quickly as possible.”

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