The possible site where sniper may have shot bikie boss Nick Martin – as Perth venue reopens

In the crosshairs of a sniper: The chilling view police believe a fly-in-fly-out killer could have had before pulling the trigger to execute a bikie boss at a drag race – as crowds return for the first time since the assassination

• Security tight at first event since public execution of bikie boss Nick Martin 
• Possible vantage point with clear a line of sight to Rebels associate identified
• Police remain tight-lipped about possible suspects as $1 million reward looms
• Popular Perth Motorplex reopens for 2021 Nitro Slam bringing thrills to crowds 

The chilling vantage point a fly-in-fly-out sniper may have used to take out a bikie kingpin has emerged – as the Perth racetrack where he was gunned down welcomed back crowds for the first time since the shooting.

Former Rebels bikie boss Nick Martin, 51, was shot in the back at the Outlaw Nitro Challenge drag racing event at the Perth Motorplex, Kwinana Beach at 8.30pm on Saturday, December 12.

He died at the scene in front of horrified families and children including his own wife and step-daughter.

Martin told his wife Amanda: ‘babe, I’ve been shot’ as she tried to give him CPR while he died in her arms.

The spot on the racecourse where the sniper may have laid in wait for Martin is only metres away from the one police are investigating as the gunman’s possible position. 

Crowds meanwhile returned to the popular Perth Motorplex on Saturday for the first time since the public shooting that shocked the nation.

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