Chrissy Rouse

Tributes have poured in for British Superbikes rider Chrissy Rouse, who died following a crash at Donington Park. He was 26.

"There was so much to Chrissy, and this was evident from the moment I met him. He will be so sadly missed by us all." A huge loss for our industry and I send my dearest thoughts and best wishes to his family, friends and team." He died in hospital on Thursday afternoon. "What he created in Chasin' the Racin' was pretty amazing and shows what a talented and inspiring individual he was. "He was a star of the future for motorcycle racing and he was already a star in the paddock because of his warm, friendly personality.

Chrissy Rouse, from Newcastle, suffered a serious head injury following a collision with another rider during a race at Donington Park.

Talented in so many different ways and truly one of the nicest people in the paddock. Tarran Mackenzie, who was involved in the race at the time of his death, tweeted: ‘This sport is so cruel sometimes. Our deepest condolences are extended to Chrissy’s family, friends and team members.’ ‘MSVR is now working with the coroner, police and the Motorcycle Circuit Racing Control Board in order to investigate the full circumstances of this tragic accident. The statement read: ‘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.’ His family thanked the fans and the British superbike community for their handling of the situation.

Chrissy Rouse, aged 26, from Newcastle, was hit by an oncoming rider.

Simply [click here](https://data.reachplc.com/213222873338859) to subscribe and stay up to date with all the latest from across the city and wider West Midlands. Our deepest condolences are extended to Chrissy’s family, friends and team members." They wish to thank all the attending marshals and medical services who provided such skill and care in attending to Chrissy. The family also asks for privacy at this difficult time as they attempt to deal with their devastating loss. Chrissy Rouse you were the most wonderful young man, you touched everyone who crossed your path with your kindness and humility." But he tragically died after an operation to save his life.

Superbike rider Chrissy Rouse has died in hospital after suffering a serious head injury in a crash at Donington Speedway on Sunday. He was 26.

A person of excellence who lived with humility and demonstrated remarkable love for others. [October 6, 2022] Our deepest condolences are extended to Chrissy’s family, friends and team members.” The family also ask for privacy at this difficult time as they attempt to deal with their devastating loss. We are very deeply saddened by the death of former student, staff member and friend, Chrissy Rouse.

A 26-year-old superbike star has died after he suffered serious head injuries in a crash. Chrissy Rouse died in hospital after the final corner crash which ...

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, He was stabilised and put in a medically induced coma at the medical centre before being transferred to Queen's Medical Centre University Hospital, Nottingham, for further assessment and treatment where he underwent an emergency neuro-surgical procedure shortly after admission." The family also ask for privacy at this difficult time as they attempt to deal with their devastating loss. Our deepest condolences are extended to Chrissy’s family, friends and team members." Chrissy Rouse died in hospital after the final corner crash which took place at He sustained a significant head injury.

The 26-year-old Briton passed away on Thursday, succumbing to the serious injuries suffered last weekend in an accident in the British Superbike Championship at ...

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Talented in so many different ways and truly one of the nicest people in the paddock. Irwin wrote: “How could someone who spent so much of his life at a race track still find time to qualify as a maths teacher? Mackenzie also tweeted: “This sport is so cruel sometimes. The official description reads: “Chrissy Rouse is not your typical bike racer. Advertisement

Chrissy crashed on the opening lap of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship Race at Donington Park on Sunday and sadly later died.

It was a pleasure to know you and share a track with you champ. "The funniest thing was we got back and I said, how did that feel doing the TT course with me on the back as pillion? Zoe continued: "It was incredible, I wouldn't get on the back of a motorbike with many motorcycle racers. "But I know Chrissy so well that he's the only person I'd ever trust to get on a motorbike but he talked me through what to do. They posted: "We are very deeply saddened by the death of former student, staff member and friend, Chrissy Rouse. "And it was just amazing you know. He was such a character and from a really lovely family." His old school, Emmanuel College, where he worked as a Maths teacher, led the tributes on Twitter. Working with Chrissy from such a young age meant that Zoe spent a lot of time with Chrissy's family too, and she considers them almost as her own. Chrissy's success continued to build in recent years, to the point where he became a British superbike rider, the highest national level of motorcycle racing. She said: "I started working with him when was 16 or 17 in the first year of his A-levels. Zoe recalls a "cute little kid with loads of curly hair" who looked like Rossi himself.

Chrissy Rouse, a British superbike rider, sustained fatal injuries after crashing during a race at Donington Park over the weekend, and passed away in hospital ...

Others said that his death was "totally unfair", and that "the sport we love can be incredibly cruel". Mr Rouse's team, BMW Motorrad Motorsport, expressed their "devastation" at the news of their racer's passing, writing: "We would like to express our deepest condolences to his family, friends, and team." Kathryn Collins, a close personal friend of Mr Rouse, wrote a touching message to him: "I was always in awe of your talent at many things; maths genius, high school teacher, skydiver, podcast expert and most of all motorbike racing champion." Grace College, a school where Mr Rouse taught, took to Twitter to express their grief, saying: "We are deeply saddened by the death of former teacher and friend, Mr Chrissy Rouse. He was a person of excellence who lived with humility and demonstrated remarkable love for others." His family, students, and the superbike community at large have been devastated by his death.