Fraser Rogers has offered an update on t𓆉he injuries which have ruined his season.

The TAG Racing rider did not compete🍎 in the last British Superbike Championship round of the year at Brands Hatch.

Rogers had previously spent much of the second half of the BSB season r🐲iding while hurt.

A social media post ahead of the Brands Hatc𝓀h finale revealed the brutal extent of Rogersౠ’ comeback from injury.

“It's time to accept the significance of my injuries and call an end to my ꩵ2024 season,”🌌 he wrote.

“As hard as I have tried - I am struggling, day to day and also on the bike. I struggle🦂 to change gear, let alone move on the bike and change direction.

“This shows in my recent poor performa𒊎nce. I'm riding round off the pace, in pain and in positions that just aren't where myself or the team should be.

“What started out such a good year with good results 🐟has quickly turned into a disaster.

“Re🐼cent CT scans and doctor’s advice is to cease all 🅠training and riding until my legs have healed as any further activity will worsen the situation and push my recovery back.

“Since surgery 🎃the bones haven’t healed at all, and due to overworking the injury I have an excess of callus on the outside of my leg which has slightly moved the bone and I’m basically back at square 1.

“So time now for me to take the proper time off and let myself heal correctly and th𒐪en get myself fit for 2025.

“I can only apologise to everyone and again to 🎶my team for this. BUT we go again next year and I will be back strong.”

The 💟photo a﷽t the top of this page is from September 13, when Rogers’ first received the doctor’s advice to stop.

A day later, he finished 17th in Race 1 at Oulton Park. Rogers then competed at Donington Park later in ꦜSeptember, too.

A post earlier this season from TAG Racing underlin𒈔ed the problemꦐs that Rogers was dealing with.

“Fraser’s 🍰body positioning on the bike r🗹equires some adapting, particularly through his injuries,” they wrote.

With the BSB season now concluded, Roge💝rs has already signed a deal🌃 to stay with TAG Racing in 2025.

His off-season will now prioritise recovery.