November 9, 2025

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Incident Overview
A beloved Queensland photographer, wife, and mother has been identified as the woman killed in a tragic motorcycle crash on Ashmore Road in Bundall on Friday night, November 7, 2025.

Nadia Shevtsova, 38, was riding as part of a Halloween group ride when her motorcycle collided with two others between Chale Court and Showcase Court around 8:15 pm.

Despite the efforts of paramedics and fellow riders, Nadia died at the scene.

Her husband, Vitalii Brokhof, expressed deep gratitude to the emergency responders who comforted her in her final moments, saying:

“The emergency services, first responders, and the people who stopped to help — thank you for your care, your actions, and your humanity. It means more than I can ever put into words.” — Vitalii Brokhof

A 20-year-old man who was riding one of the other motorcycles remains in critical condition at Gold Coast University Hospital, while a 50-year-old man suffered minor injuries.

Location and Time

  • Crash Date: Friday, November 7, 2025 (approximately 8:15 pm)
  • Location: Ashmore Road, between Chale Court and Showcase Court, Bundall, Gold Coast, Queensland

Vehicles Involved

  • Three motorcycles — part of a Halloween group ride travelling east on Ashmore Road.

Injuries/Fatalities

  • Fatality:
    • 38-year-old Nadia Shevtsova — sustained critical injuries and died at the scene despite attempts to revive her.
  • Critical Injuries:
    • 20-year-old man — remains in critical condition at Gold Coast University Hospital.
  • Minor Injuries:
    • 50-year-old man — sustained minor injuries; treated at the scene.

Emergency Response

  • Emergency crews, including paramedics, police, and the **Forensic Crash Unit**, attended the crash site around 8:15 pm.
  • Paramedics provided advanced life support to the critically injured riders; one was declared deceased at the scene.
  • Police closed Ashmore Road in both directions for several hours while investigators mapped the scene and examined debris patterns.

“Her last ride was something she loved — and I am grateful to everyone who tried to help her come home.” — Vitalii Brokhof

Police Investigation
The Forensic Crash Unit continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the three-bike collision, examining:

  • The formation of the riders during the Halloween convoy.
  • Speed, spacing, and visibility conditions along Ashmore Road at the time of the crash.
  • Possible contributing factors such as mechanical issues, road surface conditions, or rider misjudgment.
  • Helmet camera and dashcam footage from other riders in the event.

Police have urged witnesses to come forward and share any relevant footage or observations that may assist the investigation.

Community Impact
Nadia’s death has left a profound impact on the Gold Coast motorcycling community and among clients and peers from her photography business, where she was admired for her creative work and warm spirit.

She leaves behind her husband Vitalii and their three children — two sons and a daughter.

“Nadia was the love of my life. She was full of light, strength, and kindness.” — Husband Vitalii Brokhof

Following Vitalii’s heartfelt tribute on social media, members of the community offered condolences and shared how they held Nadia’s hand in her final moments, ensuring she was not alone.

“We held her hand and comforted her until we couldn’t anymore. She wasn’t alone.” — Eyewitness at the scene

The tragedy occurred amid a devastating week for Queensland’s motorcycling community, following two other serious crashes — one fatal at Cannon Hill and another at Maroochydore within 24 hours.

Appeal for Information
Police are urging witnesses and riders from the Halloween event to contact investigators:

  • Policelink: Submit information via [www.police.qld.gov.au/reporting](https://www.police.qld.gov.au/reporting) or call 131 444.
  • Crime Stoppers QLD: Call 1800 333 000 or report anonymously at [www.crimestoppersqld.com.au](https://www.crimestoppersqld.com.au).