TT 2024: Bathams Racing rider Craig Neve 'bashed about' after crash in Supersport qualifying at Greeba
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The 33-year-old English rider came off his Triumph 765 at Greeba.
Neve, who rides for Michael Rutter’s team, was ‘bashed about in the incident’.
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Hide AdHe had earlier posted the third fastest time in afternoon qualifying in the Superstock class on the Bathams Honda at 129.448mph.
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In a statement, the Bathams team said they hoped Neve would return to action soon.
“During a positive qualifying session for Craig Neve, in which he posted the 3rd best time in the Superstock class, he suffered a crash at Greeba on his Supersport machine,” the statement said.
“Craig has been bashed about, but is ok, and we’re hoping he’ll be back on the bike soon.”
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Hide AdNeve provided an update via social media, saying the crash had knocked him ‘back a few steps for race week’.
He added: “I’m just back from Noble’s, not feeling great but maybe we can give it a go tomorrow [opening Supersport race].
"Apologies to all sponsors it’s a very disappointing time.”
The Lincolnshire rider achieved a best TT result of eighth in the second Supersport race in 2023 and went close to a 131mph lap in the Senior.
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