Two riders die in British Supersport Championship race
Summary
Two motorcycle riders, Owen Jenner and Shane Richardson, died during a British Supersport Championship race at Oulton Park. Another racer, Tom Tunstall, was seriously injured. The crash involved eleven bikes and led to the cancellation of the event.Key Facts
- The race took place at Oulton Park during the British Supersport Championship.
- A multi-bike crash involving eleven competitors occurred on the first lap.
- Two riders died due to injuries suffered in the accident. They were Owen Jenner, aged 21, from England, and Shane Richardson, aged 29, from New Zealand.
- Tom Tunstall, a 47-year-old rider, was severely injured.
- Other riders Carl Harris, Max Morgan, Cameron Hall, Freddie Barnes, and Morgan McLaren-Wood had minor injuries.
- Lewis Jones, Corey Tinker, and George Edwards were part of the accident but did not get hurt.
- The incident is under investigation by Motorsport Vision Racing (MSVR) and the Motorcycle Racing Control Board, along with the Coroner and Cheshire Constabulary.
- This race was the first round of the 2025 championship.
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