Oxford Cheetahs star Ales Dryml remains in a 'critical but st෴able' condition following his horrific accident during Wednesday night's Elite League match which resulted inꦫ him sustaining severe head injuries.

The Czech Re🍬public rider remains in the IC Unit at the John Radcliffe Hospital, where reports this (Friday) morning indicate that has been no real change in his condition and that he h🍨ad a 'comfortable' night.

One pꦉositive piece of information is that a further scan taken last night has confirmed that Ales has not sustained any seri🎐ous damage to his spine, in addition to his other injuries.

Doctors will continue to monitor his progress and are li🌸kely to carry out further tests today🅺 after analysing the results of last night's scan in detail.

Meanwhile Ales's younger brother Lukas, a former Oxford Cheetah himself, has asked that his family's sincere gratitude to the medical staff at Oxford speedway be made public as their prompt treatment of his stricken 🙈brother immediately after the incident proved to be vital. And, similarly, that thanks should be extended to the doctors and staff at the John Radcliffe Hospital.

The Dry🎐ml family are also very grateful to the messages of support they have received ꦆfrom everybody during a very difficult time for them.

Oxford Speedway have, through the club's Official Website, set up a temporary guest book to al⭕low fans and well-wishers the opportunity to leave a message for Ales. Anyone wishing to leave their thoughts and comments, can do so by going to the following link:

Th🐲e club will print꧒ out the pages and Cheetahs promoter Aaron Lanney will deliver them to the hospital.

Anyone without Internet access can send cards etc to: Ales Dryml🍬, c/o Oxford Speedway, Oxford Stadium, Sandy Lane, Cowley, OXFORD OX4 6LJ and, once again, the club will ensure that they are passed onto the Dryml family.