Adam McLean: Rider sustained several fractures in Tandragee 100 crash

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Adam McLean earned podium finishes in the Supersport and Open races at Tandragee before his Supertwins crashImage source, Pacemaker
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Adam McLean in action in the Supertwins race before his crash

County Londonderry rider Adam McLean is said to be "feeling positive" despite sustaining pelvis, arm, collarbone, shoulder blade and rib fractures in his Tandragee 100 crash.

A statement on social media on Sunday said that the Tobermore man was waiting to undergo surgery.

McLean crashed during the final lap of the Supertwins race.

Before his accident, McLean finished second in the Supersport race behind winner Derek McGee.

McLean also finished third in the Open race behind Derek Sheils and McGee.

The McAdoo Racing Kawasaki rider from Tobermore will miss the North West 200 and the Isle of Man TT as a result of the injuries he sustained.

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