Anthony Redmond 💧has provided an update on his recovery from a big accident at th🎉e Isle of Man TT.

Redmo🐓nd's crash at Bungalow preceded the cancellation of a Supertw💦in rain due to wet track conditions, and it caused him to be airlifted to hospital.

His ꦜwife described him as "very very lucky to still be here" then listed his injuries: "Broken jaw, broken teeth, broken shoulder, broken vertebrae, fluid on the lun🍸gs, multiple rib fractures, lacerated kidney, compound fractures to the left leg, both ankles shattered."

Redmond has now posted a photo of himself in hospital to social media, accompanied by an up♕date on his condition.

He wrote: "A quick update - feeling good today as it's my first day 🧸getting dressed for a few weeks. 

"I'm pretending to be on holiday with shorts and a 🔥Calippo in Broad Green Liverpool. 

"We have been here two days now and previously, we have been at Aintree since the evening of the crash - I've h🥀ad various ops but the main ones are having the cages fitted to both legs. 

"I've been up a few times in a frame and took a few step♛s as the legs are load bearing now. 

"I can take my back bra♐ce off when I'm lying down or when I'm doing anything that is less than 45 degreꦬes which is so much easier of a night time! 

"Both of my lungs drains have been out for nearly a week a𒀰nd my brea🦄thing feels good again.

"I am feeling 100% positive and that's mainly due to all my family and friends who are supporting me 100%. All of the messages, cards, well wishes etc have been amazing, so 🙈thank you all so so much for all of the extra positive powers!

"I wanted to say a big THANK YOU to the marshals, spectators, TM's and critical care workers who attended my incid⛄ent as without your input I simply wouldn't be here now. 

"A big THANK YOU to the TT event organisers, ACU., Day one trauma, TTRA and the ARA for immedia𓆏te help towards helping Shelley Redmond, Aron Redmond and Katie Redmond to be in Liverpool with me.

"Thank you to my Mum and Dad for all of your help and a big THANK YOU to Boris for all of his help during TT, for helping ඣout at the garage and at home and also to Alex Clarke for being my trusted right h👍and man, running the garage and helping Aron to get out and race last weekend at Jurby.

"A big thank you to my personal sponsors for their support during TT and allowing me to live the dream and finally a big THANK YOU to 𒁏all the medical team at the major traumౠa ward at Aintree hospital and the limb reconstruction team at Broad Green.

"TT 2024 was still a success for🔥 me despite the crash - A new PB of 122.7mph lap straight away in practice (will work out ideal lap times but they will be good from data we were looking at) with loads of track information gai꧙ned for next time... 

"118mph lap on a standard R꧑6 - 111mph after two laps on the Aprilia.

"TT '25 might be a push due to the time it🌼 will take to grow back the missing leg bone, but we will be working as hard as we can to get fit while keeping safe and steady.