Snocross star Blair Morgan severs spine in motocross accident
3 hours ago
MONTREAL — Blair Morgan, a star in the daredevil sports of snocross and motocross, suffered a broken back and severed spine in a motorcycle accident at a competition over the weekend, his team manager said Monday.
Morgan, 33, was taken to Montreal General Hospital after a crash during practice Saturday afternoon at the Montreal Supercross at Olympic Stadium, which was to have been his final motocross event of the season before switching to snowmobile events.
Dean Thompson, manager of the Blackfoot team, said Morgan's life is not in danger but the veteran racer from Prince Albert, Sask., was paralyzed from the chest down.
He is to spend 10 days to two weeks at the hospital before he is transferred to a facility in Saskatoon.
Thompson said Morgan's chances of recovering enough to perform again are "probably less than one per cent."
Take Care Blair, You were truly one of the great riders of all time!
3 hours ago
MONTREAL — Blair Morgan, a star in the daredevil sports of snocross and motocross, suffered a broken back and severed spine in a motorcycle accident at a competition over the weekend, his team manager said Monday.
Morgan, 33, was taken to Montreal General Hospital after a crash during practice Saturday afternoon at the Montreal Supercross at Olympic Stadium, which was to have been his final motocross event of the season before switching to snowmobile events.
Dean Thompson, manager of the Blackfoot team, said Morgan's life is not in danger but the veteran racer from Prince Albert, Sask., was paralyzed from the chest down.
He is to spend 10 days to two weeks at the hospital before he is transferred to a facility in Saskatoon.
Thompson said Morgan's chances of recovering enough to perform again are "probably less than one per cent."
Take Care Blair, You were truly one of the great riders of all time!