Spring Cup abandoned after serious incident

"He [Billy Redmayne] is now breathing on his own and his condition is improving" - Auto 66 Club statement.
Spring Cup abandoned after serious incident

Sunday's Scarb💙orough Spring Cup meeting was abandoned after a serious incident involving promising Manx rider Billy Redm꧟ayne.

The 25-year-old☂ came off in the feature race, which had been restarted after Northern Ireland's Lee Johnston 🐻was involved in a spill.

Johnston was tak🍌en to hospital but was later pictured giving the thumbs-up from his hospital bed.

Redmayne, who won last year's Junior Manx Grand Prix and had been set to make his full Isle of Mꦓan TT debut this year, was more seriously injured and was airlifted to hospital in Middlesbrough.

A statement issued by the organising Auto 66 Club said: "Billy Redmayne, the rider involved in the incident during the Bob Smith Spring Cup Race at Oliver's Mount, has been taken by airmed to Middlesbrough Hospital, where he is undergoing treatment for his injuries.

"He is now breathing on his own and his condition is improving. Further informatꦚion will be released wheಞn available."

The organisers took the decision due to a lack of medica🐈l cover in the aftermath of🐟 the incidents.

The Spring Cup race has been rescheduled for later in the seas🐭on at the Cock 'o the North meeting at Scarborough in June.

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