Q Newsdesk
A french motorcyclist has sustained 'un-survivable injuries' after an incident in yesterday's Ulster Grand Prix.
In a statement released today, Dundrod & District Motorcycle Club said:
It is with much sadness that the Dundrod & District Motorcycle Club confirms that while Fabrice Miguet remains on life support, we understand that the medical expectation is that he has sustained injuries that are un-survivable.
The 49-year-old rider from Normandy, France, was taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital following an incident at the Joey’s Windmill section of the course during the Superstock race at the Ulster Grand Prix on Saturday 11th August.
Our thoughts are with Fabrice’s family, team and many friends at this difficult time.
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