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Tarran Mackenzie after a serious crash: How the privateer Ducati rider is doing

Of all places, it was at his home race at Donington Park that Ducati rider Tarran Mackenzie suffered a serious injury in a crash. Here’s how the Englishman from the MGM Optical Express Superbike team is doing.

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This article is an automatically generated English version. The original article was published in German.

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Tarran Mackenzie’s crash in the second free practice session was a strange one. The privateer Ducati rider lost control of his V4R whilst braking for the final corner after hitting a bump, was thrown from his bike and crashed into the track barriers.

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As well as suffering a concussion, the 30-year-old from Stirling sustained fractures to his left collarbone, shoulder blade and left shin.

“Oh, bloody hell… it was going so well. I’ve never felt better on the bike this year,” said a frustrated Mackenzie. “A minor slip caught me off guard and hit me hard. I took quite a knock, but I can count myself lucky that, after that violent impact with the tyre wall, I only came away with these injuries.”

Ten days after his crash, it’s becoming clearer what the Englishman’s recovery process will look like. The fact that the Superbike World Championship is on its summer break until the round at Magny-Cours (4–6 September) is a blessing in disguise for the MGM Optical Express Racing rider.

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“I’ve already had surgery on my shin, and hopefully I’ll have surgery on my collarbone soon too,” Taz said in an update last week. “Fortunately, my fibula and shoulder blade don’t need surgery. A big thank you goes to the marshals, paramedics and the Dorna staff at the circuit. In the end, it’s just a minor setback; everything will be fine.”

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Driver

Team

Start No.

Rounds

Time

Fastest Lap

Points

01

Nicolò Bulega

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Nicolò Bulega

Aruba.it Racing - Ducati

11

23

32:56,440

1:25,249

25

02

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Iker Lecuona

Aruba.it Racing - Ducati

7

23

+4,161

1:25,356

20

03

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BARNI Spark Racing Team

Yari Montella

BARNI Spark Racing Team

5

23

+6,850

1:25,311

16

04

Axel Bassani

Bimota by Kawasaki Racing Team

Axel Bassani

Bimota by Kawasaki Racing Team

47

23

+15,346

1:25,844

13

05

Alex Lowes

Bimota by Kawasaki Racing Team

Alex Lowes

Bimota by Kawasaki Racing Team

22

23

+15,582

1:25,826

11

06

Garrett Gerloff

Kawasaki WorldSBK Team

Garrett Gerloff

Kawasaki WorldSBK Team

31

23

+16,656

1:25,974

10

07

Sam Lowes

Elf Marc VDS Racing Team

Sam Lowes

Elf Marc VDS Racing Team

14

23

+22,438

1:25,626

9

08

Lorenzo Baldassarri

Team GO Eleven

Lorenzo Baldassarri

Team GO Eleven

34

23

+24,748

1:26,149

8

09

Xavier Vierge

Pata Maxus Yamaha

Xavier Vierge

Pata Maxus Yamaha

97

23

+25,293

1:25,936

7

10

Álvaro Bautista

BARNI Spark Racing Team

Álvaro Bautista

BARNI Spark Racing Team

19

23

+26,627

1:26,299

6

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