OTHG rider.

[redrider2]

I was wondering how the OTHG rider was that got his neck ran over was doing? that was a scary looking crash. me, my mom, my sister, and samantha were like :O
hope he is doing better!

[connelly29]

Originally Posted by redrider2

I was wondering how the OTHG rider was that got his neck ran over was doing? that was a scary looking crash. me, my mom, my sister, and samantha were like :O
hope he is doing better!

Where at? When?

[tractionaction]

Originally Posted by connelly29

Where at? When?

At the Marysville E Street race on the 4th. I think it was during moto #4 the OTHG +30, +38 Novice race. They only went 1 lap when he fell just after the finish line jump. He needed to be carried off. I don't know who the rider was, so any info would be helpfull.

[sean 252]

I heard it was Greg Webb? Maybe someone can update us,,I will call my OTHG friends and see if they have any updates??

[bms261]

yeah it was Gregg Webb - he is doing ok he will be in the hospital most of this week still he had a punctured lung and a couple broken ribs and a slight concussion - we wish him a speedy recovery ! get well soon Greg

[moto469]

Thank you for the update. Glad to hear that Greg is ok considering the crash.

[wtrskinut]

I talked to Gregs wife yesterday. Like the earlier post said, couple broken ribs, punctuared lung and bumps and bruises all over. He's at Kiaser Roseville right now. The doc said that his helmet and neck brace kept him from further injuries, especially after seeing the tire tracks on him....

[hrlyman]

Man now thats friggen scary!!!! Where did he go off and what did he hit? Or who hit him?


Best wishes to ya Gregg and hopes youre gonna be back ok an all.

[Sean357]

Not sure what exactly happened, but when I saw him he was on his back in between the finish line jump and the single jump in front of the announcer and had a few people tending to him.

Good luck Greg. I am hoping for a speedy recovery for you.

[redrider2]

We were actually score keeping Sunday when Greg went down. I think of all the crashes we've seen, this one was the scariest! We all immediatly started praying that we would see a foot or a leg move as the medics worked on him. We were all close to tears knowing how scared he must of been. When we saw his boot moving from side to side, we all breathed a huge sigh of relief. Thank you to all who came and helped out in such a scary situation and we hope for a speedy recovery and to see Greg on the track again soon!
Bryan, Brandi, Karen Howe and Samantha Peach