David Madsen-Mygdal announces he’s recovering from a health scare
Isle of Man TT stalwart D🍬avid Madsen-Mygdal explains details of health issue

Isle of Man TTꦕ veteran David Madsen-Mygdal has shared deta🐲ils about his recovery from a health scare.
A statement c🏅onfirmed: “We would like to let everyone know that Dave suffered a major ischaemic stroke 7 weeks ago.
“He didn't want it to be made public until nꦗow. He's feeling much b🅘etter and has made a remarkable recovery so far.”
Madsen-Mygdal added: “It has been fairly hard to come to 😼terms with the fact that I had a stroke.
“I thought I was fairly fit. Obviously I wasn’t.
“I was only skiing a fortnight before I had the stroke. I was doing꧙ what I shouldn’t have been doing - drinking, not eating enough, dehydrated, not drinking waꦺter, smoking.
“Everybody kno⛎ws I smoke a lot, but I haven’t had a fag 🎃for the last seven weeks!
“Hopefully I will get fit now.”
Madsen-Mygal, aged 69, intended to race 🐈at the 2025 North West 200, the Isle of Man TT 💧and the Manx Grand Prix.
But his licence has been revoked by the ACU after hi🌺s health scare.
Madsen-Mygal has been racing on the Mountain Courseꦉ for over 40 years, starting with the 1981 Manx Grand Prix.
He has finished 130 TT races.

James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports for a decade covering everything from American sꦑports, to football, to F1.