Ben Gregory

His partner Naomi Heffernan revealed the news on social media and asked for "thoughts and prayers" for the 31-year-old.

"The outpouring of support across social media is testament to his popularity as a person and as an athlete. Please pray for him and send all the positive energy and thoughts you can muster. Those that know Ben know how strong he is mentally and physically, he's a fighter and he'll get through this. Welsh Athletics said in a statement: "Our thoughts and prayers are with Ben's friends and family at this time. "He's in a coma and on life support. His partner, Naomi Heffernan, revealed the news on social media, detailing his injuries and asking for "thoughts and prayers" from friends and family.

The 31-year-old's partner said on social media that "he has has a fractured skull, neck and multiple haemorrhages to his brain. | ITV News Wales.

"Ben needs your positive thoughts and prayers right now. "Please pray for him and send all the positive energy and thoughts you can muster." Those that know Ben know how strong he is mentally and physically, he's a fighter and he'll get through this.

The 31-year-old Welsh athlete suffered a fractured skull and neck and has multiple brain haemorrhages, according to his partner Naomi Heffernan.

"Ben needs your positive thoughts and prayers right now. Gregory has represented Great Britain and competed for Wales at three Commonwealth Games - in Delhi in 2010, Glasgow in 2014, and at the Gold Coast four years ago. Ben Gregory has represented Great Britain and competed for Wales at three Commonwealth Games - Delhi in 2010, Glasgow in 2014, and the Gold Coast in 2018.

Thirty-one-year-old who has taken part in three Commonwealth Games is in a coma and on life support.

“The outpouring of support across social media is testament to his popularity as a person and as an athlete. One of the nicest and most positive people I’ve had the pleasure to be around at the track; keep fighting Ben.” Gregory also works as a model, personal trainer and coach, and was involved in another cycling accident in October 2020. Those who know Ben know how strong he is mentally and physically, he’s a fighter and he’ll get through this. Writing on social media, Gregory’s girlfriend Naomi Heffernan said: “Ben was in a serious bike accident. He has a fractured skull, neck and multiple haemorrhages to his brain.

Ben Gregory, 31, is fighting for his life after suffering a skull fracture and brain haemorrhage after a car knocked him off his bike.

At the event he placed sixth, setting a new commonwealth record in pole vault. He documented the crash on his Instagram account with a series of images holding his damaged helmet. He documented the crash on his Instagram account with a series of images holding his damaged helmet 'Pick up a helmet when you ride a bike, just the same as you’d put a seatbelt on in a car. 'The outpouring of support across social media is testament to his popularity as a person and as an athlete. However, he was two points shy of breaking the Welsh National Record, Heffernan asked for 'positive vibes and prayers' in a social media post on Sunday It’s been a tough week but definitely on the road to recovery.' He then did a cool down routine that consisted of a four-minute run and one-minute walk at what Mr Gregory described as a 'cruisey sexy pace'. He is pictured during a Sunday cycle around Epping Forest in February 2021 Decathlete Ben Gregory, 31, has been left fighting for life after being involved in a serious bike crash. He is currently in a coma and on life support.

The Welsh athlete competed in the Commonwealth Games at Delhi in 2010, Glasgow in 2014, and the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia in 2018.

[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]). The horrific accident has prompted an outpouring of support on social media for Gregory, now a personal trainer and coach. ‘He has so much to live for and that will get him through this.’ Gregory represented Great Britain and competed for Wales in the Commonwealth Games at Delhi in 2010, Glasgow in 2014, and the 2018 contest on the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia. She urged fans to pray for him and send ‘all the positive thoughts and energy you can muster’. Ms Heffernan posted on her stories that Gregory was ‘in a coma and on life support’.

Gregory's girlfriend, Naomi Heffernan, revealed the news in an Instagram post, writing: “Ben was in a serious bike accident. He has a fractured skull, neck and ...

Those that know Ben know how strong he is mentally and physically, he’s a fighter and he’ll get through this.” He has a fractured skull, neck and multiple haemorrhages to his brain. Former Team GB decathlete Ben Gregory is in a coma with serious head and neck injuries after being knocked off his bike.

The 31-year-old Welsh athlete suffered a fractured skull and neck and has multiple brain haemorrhages, according to his partner Naomi Heffernan. On Instagram, ...

We will all continue to pray for a full recovery for Ben." "Ben's accomplishments as an athlete speak for themselves: Wales' greatest ever decathlete - three Commonwealth Games, the Welsh record holder and representing Wales and Great Britain multiple times. "Ben needs your positive thoughts and prayers right now.

Athlete is in a coma having suffered a fractured skull, neck and multiple haemorrhages to his brain after serious bike crash.

"Ben needs your positive thoughts and prayers right now. "The outpouring of support across social media is testament to his popularity as a person and as an athlete. In an emotional post on social media, she said: "Ben was in a serious bike accident.

Team GB and Welsh decathlete Ben Gregory has fractured his skull and neck and has suffered multiple brain haemorrhages.

He is fighting for his life and needs our positive thoughts at this time." He is fighting for his life and needs our positive thoughts at this time. "Ben needs your positive thoughts and prayers right now. [@bengregz]who has been involved in a serious accident while riding his bike. Sending all my prayers to you to fight this one .. He’s the energy that we all love on the team.

The athlete is currently in a coma and fighting for his life after fracturing his skull and suffering multiple brain haemorrhages during the awful ...

He documented the crash on his Instagram account with a series of images holding his damaged helmet. 'Pick up a helmet when you ride a bike, just the same as you’d put a seatbelt on in a car. At the event he placed sixth, setting a new commonwealth record in pole vault. He documented the crash on his Instagram account with a series of images holding his damaged helmet 'The outpouring of support across social media is testament to his popularity as a person and as an athlete. He then did a cool down routine that consisted of a four-minute run and one-minute walk at what Mr Gregory described as a 'cruisey sexy pace'. Heffernan asked for 'positive vibes and prayers' in a social media post on Sunday It’s been a tough week but definitely on the road to recovery.' However, he was two points shy of breaking the Welsh National Record, He is pictured during a Sunday cycle around Epping Forest in February 2021 Decathlete Ben Gregory, 31, has been left fighting for life after being involved in a serious bike crash. He is currently in a coma and on life support.

The decathlete suffered a fractured skull and neck and his partner has asked for 'thoughts and prayers'

"The outpouring of support across social media is testament to his popularity as a person and as an athlete. Please pray for him and send all the positive energy and thoughts you can muster. Those that know Ben know how strong he is mentally and physically, he's a fighter and he'll get through this. Welsh Athletics said in a statement: "Our thoughts and prayers are with Ben's friends and family at this time. She asked for "thoughts and prayers" from friends and family, "Ben needs your positive thoughts and prayers right now.