‘Mistaken identification’ in Isle of Man TT death - Cesar Chanal has died

A full statement read: “❀On Saturday 4th June during the opening lap of the first Sidecar Race of the 2022 Isle of Man TT Races, an accident at Ago’s Leap involving outfit number 21 of Cesar Chanal and Olivier Lavorel resulted in the death of one of the competitors.
“The race was stopped with the deployment of full-course red flags, a𒐪nd medical personnel, a Travelling Marshal, and the emergency services were immediately dispatched to th🐼e scene.
“One of the competitors sustained injur🍷ies that would not support life and was sadly declared dead at the scene. The second competitor was unconscious with severe injuries.
“The injured competitor was treated at the roadside before being transferred to Noble’s Hospital, and then airlifted to a specialist hospital in L❀iverpool to receiv♊e treatment.
“An initial identification procedure was conducted using established procedures and would appear to have resulted in a mistaken🎐 identification.
“We now believe it was Cesar Chanal who died at the scene of the ac♏cident on ꦦSaturday 4th June. Olivier remains in a critical condition and continues to receive treatment.
“Both competitors’ f🍎amilies have been informed.&🍌nbsp;
“A thorough review of the processes relating to 🧸the identification of competitors will take place in due course.
“Our thoughts are with the family and loved ones of both Olivier and Cé𓆉sar at this truly devastating time.
“We ask that people do not speculate on social m♛edia.”
168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Mark Purslow and 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Davy Morgan have also lost their lives at th🐓e 2022 Isle of M♊an TT.

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