Moto3 rider Noah Dettwiler remains in a “stable but still critical” condition after being involved in a serious crash at the Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday.
Dettwiler, 20, collided with Moto3 world champion Jose Antonio Rueda during a sighting lap before their race.
Moto3 is the entry-level class below Moto2 and MotoGP.
“Noah has undergone several surgeries in the last few hours, which went well,” the rider’s CIP Green Power team and his family said in a statement.
“According to the doctors in charge, his condition is stable but still critical.
“We appreciate your understanding and ask that Noah and his family’s privacy be respected at this time.
“Thank you for all your incredible support and messages.”
THIS is the shocking moment a Deliveroo rider pretends to drop off a takeaway — only to swipe it back seconds later after being caught on camera.
The sham delivery was filmed in Bristol, where stunned homeowner Daniel Ali, 19, watched the bizarre scam unfold on his doorbell camera on August 18.
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The TikTok clip racked up thousands of views within hours onlineCredit: SWNS
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Calls mounted for Deliveroo to act fast after rider’s sham deliveryCredit: SWNS
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Driver lays out foodCredit: SWNS
The footage shows the courier placing the meal on the doormat and snapping a photo for “proof”, before stuffing it back in his bag and cycling away.
Ali said: “It was a crazy experience,” after sharing the footage on TikTok, where it quickly racked up thousands of views.
The stunned customer later revealed the rider got in touch after the footage blew up online, apologising and begging for the viral video to be taken down.
Viewers were left fuming with one saying: “Absolutely disgusting, he should be banned.”
Another raged: “This is theft, plain and simple.”
Furious social media users warned the stunt could leave vulnerable people hungry, with some relying on deliveries for their only hot meal of the day.
The firm has since refunded the cost of the food, and Ali has agreed to remove the video.
A Deliveroo spokesperson told Bristol World said: “Deliveroo is committed to ensuring the highest standards of behaviour and we take customer experience extremely seriously.
“We offboarded the rider and issued a refund to the customer after they alerted us to this incident.”
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Deliveroo refunded the meal as Ali agreed to take down the clipCredit: SWNS
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Deliveroo rider seen riding away after fake delivery stuntCredit: SWNS
A SHOWJUMPER and horse rider had a threesome with a teen girl in a stable before hatching a “pact of silence”, a court heard.
Guy Simmonds, 37, and Lauren Jarvis, 26, are accused of targeting the girl despite knowing she was under 16.
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Lauren Jarvis allegedly had a threesome with a teenage girlCredit: WNS
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Guy Simmonds is accused of abusing the girl in a horseboxCredit: WNS
Equestrian boss Simmonds called himself “daddy” in messages to the youngster and would abuse with her while his girlfriend was away, jurors heard.
Prosecutor James Hartson said there was a “clear element of grooming behaviour” from Simmonds, who had “no doubt at all” about the girl’s age.
He added: “At all times he knew how old she was and so did Jarvis. The victim told him herself in one of the very first messages she sent him.
“The defendants didn’t care about her age when they were planning and engaging in a so-called threesome with the victim.
“They also knew what they did was wrong and they agreed a pact of silence when they got wind she had started to talk about it.”
Cardiff Crown Court heard Simmonds ran a riding school that offered “showjumping horse production and sales, coaching and schooling” in the village of Undy in Wales.
The experienced showjumper would allegedly regularly take the girl into a horsebox to sexually abuse her while they were alone at the stables.
Jurors heard that at one point, this was happening every couple of days when Simmonds’ girlfriend was away.
In January 2024, he messaged fellow rider Jarvis to organise a threesome at her home – asking when he should “pop over”, it was said.
Simmonds later messaged again asking whether the girl had arrived as he did not want to “turn up at the same time that her mum drops her off”.
Jurors heard the youngster had also text Simmonds about the threesome, asking what she would be made to do.
He replied: “You will both do what daddy says.”
Afterwards, Simmonds text Jarvis, saying: “Hey, I have a feeling that [name of alleged victim] has said about us. If anyone asks for sake of both of us nothing ever happened that night xx.”
Jarvis replied: “Hey, who’s she told? Oh god has she really, what’s she trying to do, make our lives hell? Of course I will xx.”
The court heard the alarm was raised when the girl told her dad what had allegedly happened and he alerted police.
Simmonds told police he did not have any from of sexual contact with the victim.
He also claimed any messages about a threesome were “banter and a wind up.”
Simmonds denies six counts of sexual activity with a child, while Jarvis has pleaded not guilty to one charge of sexual activity with a child.
The trial continues.
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Jarvis allegedly entered into a ‘pact of silence’ with SimmondsCredit: WNS
A DAREDEVIL TT rider cheated death after slamming into a jumbo-sized seagull at 150mph – and somehow stayed in the saddle.
Mark Parrett, 55, was tearing through the famous Isle of Man course when the feathered missile hit him head on.
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Mark Parrett is a TT veteran with 98 starts under his beltCredit: Ben Lack
The 3kg bird busted his lower arm, snapping one bone in two, and dislocating his wrist.
Mark, a TT veteran with 98 starts under his belt, miraculously managed to stay in control of his powerful BMW superbike.
The speedster, from Midhurst, West Sussex, was airlifted to hospital after the smash earlier this month.
He told The Sun: “It’s a bit of a miracle I stayed upright.
“It was a huge seagull – they’re all massive on the Isle of Man – and it just shot up out of nowhere.
“I was doing 140 or 150mph so there was no way of avoiding it. I had to just grin and bear it.
“It felt like being hit by a cannonball. If it had hit me in the chest or the helmet, I’d be history.
“I was lucky that I didn’t come off the bike.”
Pictures posted on social media show his racing leathers drenched in bird guts.
Mark, a self-employed electrician by day who now faces surgery to plate and pin the break, later joked: “Parrett one. Seagull nil.
Football rolls inches from Isle of Man TT legend riding at 130mph in frightening near miss
“It does go to show Parrett’s are birds of prey after all.”
He added: “I’ve had enough laps around that place to know the worst thing you can do is panic.
“It’s the nature of the circuit – you can hit all sorts of things.”
Mark is aiming to return to the Isle of Man next year for his 100th start.
He added: “I’m getting too old to be doing this, but it’s like an addiction. I will be back there next year, whatever happens.”
A post on the Facebook page of Mark Parrott Racing read: “A local seagull lay in wait for ‘The Parrett’ on the approach to the 33rd milestone and hit Mark on the left arm.
“He soon realised that it was rather serious when he tried to pull in the clutch and his left hand wasn’t working.”
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Mark was competing in the Isle of Man TT races when the 6lb gull hit himCredit: Pacemaker
