Katiᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚe Walker has been released from hospital after receiving treatment for a head injury.

Walker was knocked unconscious in a six-rider pile-up ꦑon the warm-up lap of the ABK Beer 0% BMW F 900 R Cup Race in the British Superbik𓆉e Championship on Monday May 6 at Oulton Park.

A BSB statement, nine days after the accid𓄧ent, read: “We are able to provide a🌞n update on Katie Walker who was the most seriously injured.

“Katie has now been released from Aintree Hospital following assessment and treatment for a head injury and is now r💧ecuperation at home 📖with her family.”

British Superbike Championship Series Director Stuart Higgs said: “We are hugely relieved that Katie is now atܫ home and I would like to once again pay tribute to our tremendous BSB medical and Racesafe marshal teams whose response and expertise proved so effective and demonstrated the series safety standards.”

Walker was transferred by Air Aཧmbulance from the track to hospital after the crash.

She had a brain scan, but was stable so did not 🔯require an operation.

Mark 🐽Evans suffered a fractu💦red leg fibula in the same incident.

Jim Leeꦕ sustained a minor head injury, and a knock t☂o his foot.

J𒀰♍amie Hanks-Elliott suffered a a soft tissue injury to her left leg.

Lee Devenport was hospitalised with neck pain.

Scott McFarlane emerged with only minor injuries.

On the same day but in a separate incident, British Superbike rider Rory Skinner was knocked unco🎐nscious.

His helmet came off in his accident.