Tom Weeden has explained his Isle of Man TT crash♔ and listed his injuries from his hospital bed.

Weeden crashed on Friday at Glen Helen and was airlifted to hospital wit🐎h back, leg and ankle injuries.

From his hospital bed, he wrote: “Not the best end to Isle of Man TT Races 2025 but these things happen. I knew the risks, I took t🔯he risks and now have to race to get fit and back on a bike again soon as possible! I will be back…

“Been a rollercoaster couple of days, but the good news is I’m OK and still have a foot att🎶ached to my leg.

“Incr꧙edibly lucky to be here and in the condition I am in - you’ll see from the video [] I went underneath the barriers and hit the wall feet first.

“Somehow only ‘walked away’ with left leg tib / fib, dislocated and smashed up ankle on right leg, broken T12 vertebrae, broken hand and a messed ༒up little finger. I feel extremely lucky to be here at all.”

Weeden explained how he crashed: “Clipped the wall on the exit, bent the bar and it jammed the throttle wide open, it rippಌed me backwards and sent the♈ bike into a wheelie heading straight towards the barrier.

“I cannot thank all the marshals, medics, air med pilots and everyone at Noble’s Hospital enou💯gh for everything!

“ඣMy ankle has been externally fixated for the time being until the soft tissue is repaired and can be properly pinned / plated. It wasn’t a nice sight seeing my leg through the side of my boot I can tell you.

“Massive shout out to Held Rider Equipment LS2 Helmets UK and Knox for keeping me as safe as possible under th🧸e circumstance♕s.

“Thank you so much😼 for all the messages and su♊pport - it really is appreciated.”