Isle of Man TT legend John McGuinne♈ss says the two r🌠iders killed in a British Supersport incident at Oulton Park “will never be forgotten”.

Owen Jenner and Shane Richardson tragically lost their lives 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:following an 11-bike crash during a British S♍upersport race on Monday at the Oulton Park British Superbi🐠ke season-opener.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Tributes have flooded in since from the racing community following the incident, with McGuinness the latest 🥃to offer his sympathies.

John McGuinness: 'Those kids will never be forgotten'

Speaking to BBC Sport ahead of thisಞ week’s North West 200, McGuinness said: “Those kids will never be forgotten an🎶d they were doing what they loved doing.

“When racing's at its best it's the best thing in the world. When it's not it's pretty brutal and🍬 that was a brutal thing that happened.

“It's bad times but the racing𓆏 community is strong and I've been t🍸hrough it so many times for so many years.”

Twenty three-time TT winner McGuinness added that those involved, from riders to trackside workers, will “need an arm put around them”🎃 as they come to terms with the incident.

“There's going to be people there who will have nightmares about that for a long time, sometimes they need an arm put aro🍸und them,” he said.

“I still have niꦑghtmares now about things I've seen on tracks over the years.

“I still ask them to look after m🎉e, you know. I'm not a religious person or anything but I ask the boys and ladies ♍that aren't with us any more to look after me.

“It's a bit o🐻f weird𒁃 thing but it's a superstition I've got.”

Tom Tunstall was also involved in the Oulton Park incident and remains in hospital ൲with back and abdominal injuries.

Five others sus🦄tained mi๊nor injuries in the incident.

Cheshire Police 🗹has also launched an investigation into the crash, which is being carried out on behalf of the corꦇoner.

This is stand�🍎�ard practice in a major incident like this.

The remain🐠der of the Oulton BSB round on Monday was cancelled following the i🎀ncident.