A popular local Southern 100 rider who died during this year’s event did not suffer, an inquest has heard.
Coroner of Inquests John Needham today found that 23-year-old Mark Madsen-Mygdal sustained multiple injuries in a crash near Stadium Corner.
Mark’s bike collided with a competitor’s machine during the last lap of the 600cc Supersport race on July 11.
The accident happened when the race leaders came around the corner very close to one another.
Kate Holland was at the inquest:
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