Tai Woffinden: Speedway champion admits he might not race again

Speedway world champion Tai Woffinden is unsure about his future in the sport following a serious crash in March that left him with multiple injuries. The 34-year-old from Scunthorpe, who has won three Grand Prix world titles, was placed in a medically-induced coma after colliding with a teammate and hitting a fence behind a protective barrier.

In a recent interview on his Youtube channel with his wife Faye, Woffinden expressed uncertainty about returning to racing, stating, “I feel like I’d like to sit on my bike at some point and maybe do a few laps but I just don’t know.” Reflecting on the crash, he described the harrowing experience of sliding along the track and hearing his femur snap, while also dealing with a broken back, shoulder, ribs, arm, and a punctured lung.

Despite his determination to make a comeback as quickly as possible, Woffinden acknowledged the reality of his situation, admitting that he does not have a clear plan for the future. He emphasized the need to focus on his recovery and regain the drive to pursue his goal of returning to racing, but remains uncertain about what lies ahead. The road to recovery for the decorated rider remains uncertain as he navigates the physical and emotional challenges of his injuries

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