British Superbike racer Callum Grigor has been placed in a medically induced coma after a frightening crash at Donington Park. The 27-year-old rider from Wishaw, Scotland, is currently in a “serious” condition.
The incident occurred during the Pirelli National Superstock Championship race on Saturday when Grigor was ejected from his bike approaching Goddards Corner. He then collided with fellow rider Nathan Harrison from the Isle of Man. Immediate medical attention was provided on the track, leading to Grigor being put into an induced coma and swiftly transported to the hospital.
A statement from British Superbike confirmed the details of the crash, stating that both Grigor and Harrison were attended to by the BSB Medical Team after the race was red-flagged. Grigor’s condition was deemed serious, necessitating immediate intervention, while Harrison received treatment for an isolated limb injury before being taken to Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham for further assessment and care.
Supportive messages have flooded social media following the incident, with one fan expressing concern for both Harrison and Grigor. The racing community awaits further updates on their conditions.