Cꦫhris Moffitt has offered an update on his recovery follow𓂃ing a serious incident at this year’s Manx Grand Prix and says he is “lucky to be here”.

Moffitt crashed at Ballacrye during the Junior Race at last ꦜmonth’s Manx GP, which was ultimately red-flagged and then scrapped altogether due to weather delays across the rest of the race schedule.

At the time he was reported as being in a serious but stable 🦩condition.

Now Moffitt has taken to his social media to offer a full update on his continued recovery following two operations o﷽n his left arm and a “really tough couple of weeks”.

“Just thought I’d do an🐼 update, as some will know I had a ‘little’ off during the junior race at the Manx Grand Prix at one of the fastest places on the course, Ballacrye,” he said.

“I’ve sustained a long list of Injuries but feeling very🤪 lucky to♌ be here.

“I was flown to Nobles to be stabilised then flown to Aintree university hospital where I’ve spent the past couple of weeks receiving 🐬the best care possibꦉle.

“I’ve had tﷺwo operations on my left arm which is a mess but it♎’s starting to heal!

“It’s been a really tough couple of weeks but starting to see a little bit of progress t𝄹he past few days.

“Iꦺ’d like to thank my family for everything they’ve done, everyone for all the calls and messages, all of the officials, marshals, medics, air med crew for helping at the crash; the doct♎ors and nurses  were amazing at aintree they went above and beyond, [as well as] everyone at Nobles.

“I got transferred (after some confusion) from Aintree Hospital - grateful, thanks again to the Air med team; it would not have been possible without you - backꦑ to๊ Nobles, Isle of Man, on Wednesday evening.

“I’ve got a long road ahead but I’ll get there!

“Andಞ finally I’d like to thank everyone who helped make the Manx Grand Prix possible!”

Wayne Axon was also seriously injured in a crash in the Junior Manx GP race. His condition was reporteꩵd as serious at the time.

One rider, Louis O’Regan, died on the opening day of𝔍 the 2024 Manx GP folꦑlowing an incident in practice.