Chrissy Rouse

Chrissy Rouse, 26, has succumbed to the injuries he sustained in a crash while racing in the British Superbike Championship at Donington last weekend.

The family also ask for privacy at this difficult time as they attempt to deal with their devastating loss. The MSVR statement continued: “On behalf of Chrissy’s family they wish to convey their deep appreciation for the support and well wishes that they have received in recent days. The British Superbike racer Chrissy Rouse has died, following a crash at the most recent round of the 2022 British Superbike Championship at Donington Park.

Chrissy Rouse, from Newcastle, crashed heavily on the opening lap of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship race at Donington Park on Sunday and was ...

He was stabilised and put in a medically induced coma at the medical centre before being transferred to Queens Medical Centre/University Hospital, Nottingham for further assessment and treatment, where he underwent an emergency neurosurgical procedure. The coroner, police and the Motorcycle Circuit Racing Control Board are working together in order to investigate the full circumstances of the tragic accident. The race was stopped and he was treated immediately trackside before being transferred to the circuit medical centre.

Superbike rider Chrissy Rouse, 26, has died in hospital after suffering a serious head injury in a crash at Donington Speedway over the weekend.

The family also ask for privacy at this difficult time as they attempt to deal with their devastating loss. The statement continued: “It is with great regret that we have to announce that Chrissy Rouse aged 26, from Newcastle upon Tyne, has succumbed to his injuries, and passed away peacefully, surrounded by his family in hospital earlier this afternoon. Rouse underwent an emergency neurosurgery procedure late on Sunday night, but a statement has now confirmed the Crowe Performance rider has succumbed to his injuries.

Chrissy Rouse has died at the age of 26, days after he crashed during a British Superbike Championship race.

The family also ask for privacy at this difficult time as they attempt to deal with their devastating loss. He underwent an emergency neurosurgical procedure shortly after admission. He sustained a significant head injury.

A statement from race organiser MSVR reads: Following an accident during Bennetts British Superbike Championship race three at Donington Park (on Sunday 2 ...

The family also ask for privacy at this difficult time as they attempt to deal with their devastating loss. As well they wish to thank all the attending marshals and medical services who provided such skill and care attending to Chrissy. He underwent an emergency neurosurgical procedure shortly after admission.

Tributes have been pouring in from other racers, who called Rouse "one of the nicest people in the paddock" and a "truly talented person" who was "always ...

He also won eight times at the Isle of Man TT races. RIP Chrissy." Tributes have been pouring in from other racers, who called Rouse "one of the nicest people in the paddock" and a "truly talented person" who was "always smiling".

Newcastle motorcycle racer was placed in a coma and underwent an emergency neurosurgical procedure but succumbed to his injuries surrounded by his family.

Our deepest condolences are extended to Chrissy’s family, friends and team members." He underwent an emergency neurosurgical procedure but died surrounded by his family yesterday evening (October 6), Motorsport Vision Racing (MSVR) has confirmed. The 26-year-old from Newcastle crashed on the opening lap of the race and suffered a significant head injury.

A statement from the British Superbike Championship read: "Following an accident during Bennetts British Superbike Championship race three at Donington Park (on ...

The family also ask for privacy at this difficult time as they attempt to deal with their devastating loss. He was stabilised and put in a medically induced coma at the medical centre before being transferred to The statement continued: “It is with great regret that we have to announce that Chrissy Rouse aged 26, from Newcastle upon Tyne, has succumbed to his injuries, and passed away peacefully, surrounded by his family in hospital earlier this afternoon. Our deepest condolences are extended to Chrissy’s family, friends and team members.” "As well they wish to thank all the attending marshals and medical services who provided such skill and care attending to Chrissy. [ he died](https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/university-nottingham-graduate-dies-after-7661508) in hospital.

Bennetts British Superbike Championship rider Chrissy Rouse has died aged 26 after succumbing to injuries sustained at Donington Park on Sunday October 2.

He secured the Superteens title in only his second season at the age of 14. The family also ask for privacy at this difficult time as they attempt to deal with their devastating loss.” Rouse was treated trackside by the BSB Medical Team and transferred to the circuit medical centre, where he was stabilised and placed into a medically induced coma.

Chrissy Rouse, who passed away on Thursday after an incident in the third British Superbike Championship race at Donington Park last Sunday.

A tough rival and someone who had time for anyone are also two of the many attributes he possessed but the last word should go to the tribute paid by his former school, Emmanuel College. Away from the track, Rouse sailed through his school years, passing his GCSE and A-Level exams with flying colours before graduating from university with a degree in Mathematics upon where he commenced working as a university lecturer. The next six years were spent in the highly competitive National Superstock Championship where he soon established himself as a regular front runner and fierce competitor.

Tributes have flooded in to popular British Superbike rider Chrissy Rouse, who sadly succumbed to his injuries on Thursday following a crash at Donington ...

“On behalf of Chrissy’s family they wish to convey their deep appreciation for the support and well wishes that they have received in recent days. Race three was red-flagged followed the accident, which occurred on the first lap. I set off beside Chrissy before what would be his last race, we made eye contact before the start and gave each other a respectful nod. Someone who exemplified the spirit of Emmanuel College. “You were an absolute gentleman off the track and a fierce competitor on track. You were a tremendous talent, a British champion, maths teacher, Podcast legend, a proper hard grafter to make your dreams a reality but most importantly an all round good guy. I’m so proud of you and honoured to call you family. How could that same person be the main man behind Chasin’ the Racin’ constantly entertaining us on a regular basis. “Chrissy, I am so sorry to hear that you have passed away. What a loss, I pray for strength for your family, friends and team right now.” I will see you again and until then I hope I make you proud. That is one of the many things you have taught me.