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Two women were filmed trading blows in a bizarre road rage brawl at rush hour.
In the footage, captured by a passing motorist, the fighting women can be seen wrestling with each other in the middle of the road.
They move over to a patch of grass on the roadside and one woman loses her shirt while the other falls to the ground.
After her top has been ripped off the brunette woman, left in just her bra and jeans, tries to walk away but the other woman tries to punch her again.
A member of the public can be seen watching on nearby before the motorist who filmed the video drives off.
The extraordinary fight took place on a road in Penrith, in Western Sydney.
It's not known what the pair were fighting about.
Earlier this week a road rage revenge driver was banned from driving for a year for pulling his vehicle in front of car at 70mph and slamming on the brakes.
Jay Lee Lashbrook, 24, was captured on cameras in the front and rear of a vehicle after a move which could have caused a huge pile-up, magistrates were told.
The groundsman was driving his VW Golf on the Devon Expressway near Kennford and on to the M5 when he was filmed doing the dangerous manoeuvre
He became impatient at not being able to progress more quickly through slow-moving traffic and made rude hand gestures at the driver of a Skodia Octavia in front, at around 1.20pm on June 5.
Video shown at Exeter Magistrates' Court showed how he pulled in sharply in front of the car and then braked suddenly, despite there being no vehicles ahead, causing traffic to slow from 70mph to 22mph.
