British Superbike star is rushed to hospital and put in a coma after alarming collision with fellow rider
A British super bicycle driver was hospitalized and placed in a warned coma after a fear accident.
Callum Grigor’s Pirelli National Superstock championship race in the Donington Park on Saturday is said to be in a ‘serious’ state in the hospital.
The Scottish star collided with rider Nathan Harrison in Goddards, the last corner of the iconic race track in Eastern Midlands.
Harrison was taken to the hospital after the incident, the 27 -year -old child ‘isolated limb injury’ was told.
A statement from British Superbike read: ‘Donington Park Circuit’teki Pirelli National Superstock Championship competition Callum Grigor, Goddards corner of the opening tour of the race hit the opening tour.
He and the machine later collided with Nathan Harrison.
Callum Grigor was hospitalized and placed in an induced coma after an accident on Saturday.
Scottish Rider, depicted here in August, came out of his bike during the Pirelli National Superstock Championship
‘The race was immediately marked red and BSB medical team participated in both riders.
‘Callum Grigor was found in a serious condition and required immediately runway intervention, including placing in a warned coma.
‘Nathan Harrison was treated for an isolated limb injury at the medical center. Both riders were transferred to the Local Great Trauma Center for Queen Medical Center for the ongoing evaluation and care.
‘More information will be given when it is available.’
After the incident, the fans flooded on social media to send good wishes and support messages to both rider.
