#Honda TT Legends withdraw following #LeMans crash
The Honda TT Legends team has retired from the 24 Heures Moto at Le Mans, France after Simon Andrews was involved in a four-bike crash during the sixth hour of the race.
Andrews was conscious and coherent following the incident and was taken to circuit’s medical centre for immediate assessment, before being transferred to hospital with a broken left ankle and suspected chest injuries. He will undergo x-rays to determine any further damage.
The Honda TT Legends were running in third place at the time of the accident with 18 hours remaining in the 24-hour race. The bike was deemed irreparable and the team was forced to retire from the race.
Further updates will be provided as and when they are available.
Honda TT Legends withdraw following Le Mans crash
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