Cycling general manager gives update on Manx rider's condition
Manx cyclist Matthew Bostock is doing "reasonably well" after crashing in his event yesterday.
He was taken to hospital following the collision, involving several riders and spectators, during the 15km Scratch Race qualifying round.
The rider was treated at Royal London hospital and had a CT scan.
The scans came back showing no serious damage, however he is currently being monitored for concussion.
He's since been discharged.
One of the riders, Derek Gee, broke his collarbone, but apart from that none of the riders suffered serious injury.
Team IOM's cycling coach, Andy Roche, says “It’s one of the biggest crashes I’ve ever seen. I’ve certainly not seen a rider go into the spectators.
“There was a realistic chance over yesterday and today for medal potential. You should never say it but we think we could have been on for gold medal yesterday.
“Matt in particular is absolutely gutted that that (the crash) has happened really.
“These things happen, it’s part of the sport unfortunatley. The Commonwealth Games only come around every four years so that’s his track programme out the window.
“But, you’ve just got to move on to the next one”, he added.
Bostock has withdrawan from today's (Monday) 40km Point Race, but is hoping to be back in action for Sunday's Road Race.
Roche has been speaking to Elliot Turnbull:
Lack of opportunity to study science 'could be impacting future doctors'
Glen Maye patient airlifted to the UK
Trial for man who denies being controlling and coercive
Visitors asked to avoid main cemetery entrance on Sunday
Onchan man accused of committing act against public justice
Douglas Council using reserves to pay for 'decorative' promenade lighting
