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Scunthorpe’s Tai Woffinden Returns to Speedway After Serious Crash

Tai Woffinden, 34, was back on track four months after he was involved in a serious crash in Poland.

Scunthorpe’s Tai Woffinden Returns to Speedway After Serious Crash

Tai Woffinden, Scunthorpe’s three-time world speedway champion, has made an extraordinary comeback to the racetrack after an intense crash in March left his future in the sport teetering on the edge. The 34-year-old rider experienced a significant accident in Poland which caused him to be put into a medically induced coma after colliding with a fence during a race.

In a recent video circulated on social media, Woffinden is seen back on his speedway motorcycle at the Olympic Stadium in Wroclaw. Looking back on his recovery journey, Woffinden, who is a member of the Sheffield Tigers, voiced his resolve and tenacity, saying, “The past four months have been the greatest challenge of my life, but as with everything else, when I get knocked down, I instantly get back up and keep pushing forward.”

Woffinden’s return is a pivotal moment for his supporters in Lincolnshire and throughout the speedway community, indicating a victorious comeback for the local sports hero.

This story derives from original reporting by www.bbc.com, as adapted by The Lincoln Post.

Anthony Imrie

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