UPDATE: Max Wadsworth will be𒁏 kept in hospital overnight as a precaution but initial checks indicate he is generally fine bar the initial unconscious spell.

Max Wadsworth was left unconscious after he was struck by the next racer approaching who was unable to avoid the Macadam Racing rider in th🌄e morning warm-up session for the Quattro Supersport class, which was immediatley red flagged.

The Halifax rider was attended to trackside and stabilised at the circuit before being transferred to the Queen’s Mꦯedical Centre in Nottingham for specialist care.

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The officia🌊l Bennetts British Superbikes Twitter account put out the following statement on Wadsworth’s condition:

"Following an incident during the Quattro Group British Supersport warm up session earlier this morning, Max Wadsworth (Macadam Racing with Specialised Group Yamaha) was briefly unconscious after his fall where he was struck by a rider immediately following. His conditio𓃲n improved as he was being stabilised in the circuit Medical Centre. He talked to medics and family before being transported to the Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham for scans and further investigations”.

The #72 began his racing career on minimotos, before a stint in the junior CEV championships, then moving on to WSBK Superstock and and seven successful seasons as a Thundersport rider. 2022 saw him back in world championship racing in British Supersport, where he remains thisඣ season - currently 16th in the world champ🐼ionship after several points finishes.