TT 2025: Peter Hickman ‘conscious and stable’ after red flag crash during evening qualifying

Friday evening’s contingency qualifying session at the Isle of Man TT was red-flagged following a crash involving Peter Hickman.

The 8TEN Racing BMW rider came off at Kerrowmoar shortly after the session began, with the red flag being deployed at 18:40 BST.

An update issued by the TT organisers said: “Peter Hickman, bike number 10, came off at Kerrowmoar during lap one of the third qualifying session of TT 2025. “He is currently reported as conscious and stable, and has been taken to Noble's Hospital by Airmed for further assessment.

"Further condition updates will be provided in due course.”

Peter Hickman came off his 8TEN Racing Superstock machine at Kerrowmoar during Friday evening's qualifying session at the Isle of Man TT. (Photo by Rod Neill/Pacemaker Press)placeholder image
Peter Hickman came off his 8TEN Racing Superstock machine at Kerrowmoar during Friday evening's qualifying session at the Isle of Man TT. (Photo by Rod Neill/Pacemaker Press)

The session was called off with rain beginning to fall around the TT Course.

Friday evening’s planned qualifying schedule was a contingency session, which was utilised after weather disruption to practice week.

Further qualifying is planned on Saturday in place of the first Supersport and Sidecar TT races, which have been moved to Monday’s contingency day.

The Superbike TT is currently set to go ahead as planned on Sunday at 13:30 BST, but with further wet weather forecast on Saturday and Sunday, more changes to the schedule could follow.

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