Sheffield Tigers issue statement after Tai Woffinden airlifted to hospital
Tai Woffinden hospitalised in♍ Poland ඣafter a bad crash

Sheffield Tigers provided a statemen🌌t after Tai Woffinden was hosp🔴italised in Poland.
Three-time Speedway world champion W🎃offinden was involved in a serious crash during a sparring fixture for his new Polish te🌱am, Rzeszow.
It was described by the official British💧 Speedway websi♐te as a “three-rider accident going into the first bend”.
Woffinden is in a medically i💟nduced coma, according to .
He was airlifted to hospital✅ with multiple fractures and a chest injury, their rℱeport states.
Woffinden is in a stable condition in intensivꩲe care, the report also says.
He was due to come back to Sheffield for thi𒉰s season’s ROWE Motor Oil Premiership.
Sheffield Speedway said: “As you are💛 most likely aware, Sheffield racer Tai Woffinden was involved in a crash whilst racing in Poland on Sunday.
“Whilst we un🎶derstand the concern for Tai’s health and we✨llbeing, Sheffield Speedway will not be going into any further detail at this stage.
“We are in constant communication with his family - who have confirmed🔯 that reports in the Polish media have gone out without their permission or approval.
“🧸Members of Tai’s family will be flying to the hospital later on Monday evening, where he is currently being treated, and will provide the club with a full update as and when they have learned the ♏full facts and when they are comfortable in doing so.
“Sheffield Speedway once again politely asks supporters not to respond to rumours out of respect to Tai and his family�🦄�.”
Woffinden's former club Wolverhampton Wolves said: "Wishing our Wolf World Champion, Tai Woffinden, a 𒊎full and speedy recovery𒀰.
"Your strength, determinatio🐻n, and spirit continue to💎 inspire us all - we're right behind you every step of the way.
"Stay strong, Tai."

James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports for🐻 a decade covering everything from American sports, t🧜o football, to F1.