Isle of Man TT spectators injured in 'serious incident' during superbike street race

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Eight spectators have been injured after a motorbike rider crashed into a crowd on the opening day of practice in the Isle of Man TT races.The incident occurred after a crashed bike on the exit of Ramsey's Parliament Square entered a fan area and pushed crowd barriers back into spectators, all of whom have been hospitalised.Opening practice in the Supersport, Supertwin, and Sidecar class this morning passed without incident; however, a red flag during the Superbike and Superstock sessions brought a halt to the event at around 1pm.Organisers paused due to "the implementation of serious incident protocols" after the incident in Ramsey, with the remainder of the day's scheduled timed qualifying sessions cancelled.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The spectators were "reported as conscious, and were transferred to Nobles Hospital for further assessment and treatment", organisers said.The rider, who has not been identified, suffered leg injuries and was "conscious and talking" with leg...

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