Gino Rhea suffers from serious head and collarbone injuries

Gino Ria (London, 32 years old) violently collided with protection Being completely unconscious at 8H from Suzuka last Saturday. The sports world was left in suspense when he learned that his helmet had shattered and that after a quick hospital intervention, he learned that the Briton had severely damaged his lungs, head and ribs. The world of motorcycles is in anticipation The health status of Gino Riawho had a serious accident in practice before Suzuka 8 Hours.

The family of the 32-year-old Scottish competitor issued a statement today about his health after three days without knowing how the pilot was doing after the serious accident in Japan. Gino Rea suffers from serious injuries to his head and left collarbone. As they explain it He is sedated to reduce swelling in the brain and the next CT scan will reassess his health. The first few hours are optimistic but the rider is still in serious condition and the coming days and weeks are key to taking steps towards his recovery. An accident that definitely reminds us of the accident in Daijiro Kato During the MotoGP motorcycle race in 2003 where Rhea was a huge success. then, The Japanese could not overcome injuries From his fall and days after the collision he lost his life. Hopefully now everything will be scary.

family statement

We couldn’t make a post earlier due to Japanese culture, as they don’t release news to media without direct family contact first. We arrived in Japan on August 8th at 8pm and we have to thank the EWC, FIM, Suzuka Circuit, the British Consulate and the TSR team for all the help they gave us in processing the emergency visas. At 2:30 p.m. we were able to see Gino, so we already have a doctor’s confirmation of his condition.

Geno was admitted to the intensive care unit on Saturday, August 6 after suffering an accident in the second free practice. He suffered a concussion and suffered severe head injuries, as well as injuries to his left clavicle.. He is still under anesthesia to reduce swelling in his brain and control his temperature. It must be done on Wednesday Other CT to re-evaluate your condition.

Thank you for the excellent work of Suzuka doctors, helicopter crew and hospital staff.Jeno has a very strong mentality, lives life to the fullest and always gives one hundred percent in any situation. Being fit and healthy will help you recover quickly.

Thanks for all the support and messages. We will keep you informed as soon as we have new information.

The Reas and Berdinis “#keepfightingGino