Superbike’s British star Callum Grigor, 27, is in an induced coma after a serious accident on Saturday (September 6) during the Pirelli National Superstock Championship race at the Donington Park circuit in England.
The pilot, born in Wishaw, Scotland, fell on the first lap, approaching the Goddard curve, and eventually collided with the motorcycle of competitor Manx Nathan Harrison.
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According to the official British Superbike (BSB) statement, the race was immediately interrupted with red flag, and the two riders received care from the medical team at the site.
“Callum Grigor was found in serious condition and required immediate intervention on the track, including being placed in an induced coma. He was taken to the Medical Center Queen’s in Nottingham for specialized assessment and care,” the organization said.
Nathan Harrison suffered an isolated injury to one of his members and was also transferred to the hospital.
On social networks, fans and colleagues have shared messages of support A Grigor, who is considered one of the promises of British motorcycling.
Scottish health is classified as “severe”, and new updates should be released by the championship organization in the coming days.
Photos: Instagram @grigorracing. This content was created with the help of AI and revised by the editorial team.
