Update on the condition of hospitalised WorldWCR rider Mia Rusthen
Mia Rusth꧅en crashed in first Women's Circuit Racing World Championship race

An update has b✅een delivered on the condition of Mia Rusthen, whose crash resulted in a red flag in the first FIM Women's Circuit Racing World Championship race.
Rusthen was transferred to hospital immediately after her fall on S🍸aturda𝔍y.
On Tuesday, WorldWCR confirmed via a statement: “Mia Rusthen's condition continues to be stable; she might be transfꦡerred from Italy to a hospital in Norway within the coming days, pending approval from her medical staff.”
Rusthen’s family also provided an update viꩲa her Facebook on Monday night.
“Dear everyone," the statement read.
“Here is a small u🦄pdate from us who are closest to Mia.
“First of all, we would like to thank you for the enormℱous consideration, support and love that has been sent to Mia and us after the accident during the first WC race in WorldWCR where Mia suffered a head injury.
“It is very warming and comforting. We are overwhelmed by 🅠how big a sport road racing is in large parts of the world, and how many thousands feel and follow Mia in this tough situation.
“Mia is sti༒ll at the Maurizio Buf🌳alini Hospital here in Italy and is being expertly treated by the hospital's trauma team.
“She ha🐲s her loved o🦄nes around her and that is a strength for her and us as a family.
“Mia is still in a coma, but the doctors here report that she is fortunately out of danger, and she is stab🎀🐲le with good vitals.
“Now they are working on a plan to transport ꦆher home to a hospital in Norway as soon as she is stable enough to be flown home.
“As far as the extent of the damage is concerned, it is too early to say anything concrete about it, but we hope𒆙 her good physique and intense stubbornness will pull her through 🙈this as well.
“Sincerely, Mia's m𒅌um and da🍨d, older sister and boyfriend.”

James wꦏas a sports journalist at S🦩ky Sports for a decade covering everything from American sports, to football, to F1.