Nathan Harrison has thanked well-wishers following a crash at Donington Park that has ended his season.
The Onchan man was struck in the side by Callum Grigor as the latter crashed in the Pirelli National Superstock Championship race.
Nathan thanked everyone who has reached out, saying “I really appreciate it”.
He also confirmed the extent of his injuries: “Following the incident I have sustained a fracture in my back as well as a broken femur, which I have now undergone surgery to stabilise.”
He described being in “quite a bit of pain while getting stabilised”.
Shock
“The incident has come as a shock,” Nathan said, adding he is “really upset that what has been the best season of my career has had to end in this way through no fault of my own”.
However, he also set his best wishes to Grigor, who has been placed in an induced coma following the crash.
Nathan said: “No rider goes out in a race to hit another rider and unfortunately for me, with my bad luck I was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
“I would like to send my best wishes to Callum following the incident and hope he makes a full recovery.
“Thank you to the BSB medics and marshals, as well as the medical staff at Queens Medical Centre Nottingham for getting me stabilised along with my H&H team for sorting everything out.”
He defiantly added: “Hopefully one day my luck will change as I’m sure you all know me by now I’ll never stop chasing that dream no matter what hurdles I have thrown at me, I will always come back stronger.”
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