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Callum Grigor remains in an induced coma after crashing at the Donington BSB.
An update has been provided on Callum Grigor’s condition following his crash at the Donington BSB in the National Superstock class when he collided with Nathan Harrison during the Superstock race last Saturday.
Grigor has been transferred to Queens Medical Centre in Nottingham and remains in an induced coma, with his recovery expected to be a marathon, not a sprint.
Team Grigor expressed gratitude for the love and support received, mentioning the overwhelming generosity shown through the GoFundMe campaign, which has lessened their worries as they focus on being there for Callum during this challenging time.
Medically, Grigor is still in an induced coma, fighting a chest infection that developed after the initial lung and chest injuries. Further details on his injuries are pending a detailed head and neck scan.
The exceptional care at Queens Medical Centre has been acknowledged with deep gratitude, and his recovery journey is anticipated to have numerous challenges.
Despite the long road ahead, Callum’s passion for endurance racing continues to drive the support and encouragement from his loved ones beside his hospital bed. The team also wished Nathan Harrison a swift recovery, keeping him in their thoughts. Updates will be shared as they become available.
