Another British Superbikes rider taken to medical centre after crash in testing
Fraser Rogers hurt after falling on Monday in BSB Navarra test
Fraser Rogers was hurt after a crash on Monday at the British Superbike Championship pre-season test.
A statement from the championship confirmed: The session was briefly red flagged when Fraser Rogers crashed at turn three.
"The TAG Honda rider was taken to the medical centre for an assessment and with finger lacerations."
Footage of the incident can be seen below.
MEDICAL UPDATE: The session was briefly red flagged when @FraserRogers89 crashed at turn three.
— Bennetts British Superbike Championship (@OfficialBSB) April 7, 2025
The TAG Honda rider was taken to the medical centre for an assessment and with finger lacerations pic.twitter.com/D7NlE18Y3m
Rogers has been competing in BSB since 2018, and has raced 48 times.
He stayed with TAG Honda for 2025 after an injury-disrupted 2024.
Rogers spent much of the latter half of the year riding while hurt, and missed the finale at Brands Hatch.
He worryingly admitted "since surgery the bones haven't healed at all" last year.
Rogers will be hoping for a far more productive 2025, even if it has started with an early trip to the medical centre.
James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports for a decade covering everything from American sports, to football, to F1.
