Ex-Wolves rider Tai Woffinden 'fighting' in hospital after major surgeries as wife issues update

The former Wolves rider crashed in Poland last weekend and was placed into an induced coma.

Woffinden collided with team-mate Franciszek Majewski and crashed heading into the first turn, with the meeting subsequently called off as the 34-year-old was airlifted to hospital on Sunday night. 

Woffinden was in intensive care on a ventilator after undergoing surgery having suffered 'multiple limb fractures and a chest injury'. 

His wife Faye issued a statement on Instagram earlier this week, thanking fans for their support.

And she issued a fresh update, explaining how the ex-Wolves rider continues to fight following a number of major procedures.

She also thanked people who have helped to 'save Tai', following his horrific injuries.

She said: "Our brave boy is here with us! fighting, healing, and resting.

"Tai has been through more than we can even begin to imagine. Multiple broken bones, major surgeries, blood transfusions—his body has endured so much. And yet, his spirit stays strong. So does our hope. We’re holding on tightly, believing that each day will bring more healing, more strength, and more of him back to us.

"Anyone who knows Tai knows how open, honest, and full of life he is. When he’s ready, he’ll share his story in his own way. But right now, his only job is to rest, to heal, and to find the strength to get through this.

"The love, kindness, and support we’ve received from all of you has been overwhelming in the most beautiful way. There truly aren’t words to express how deeply grateful we are.

"While we hesitate to name individuals for fear of missing anyone, we want to extend our deepest thanks to those who played a part in saving Tai.

"To the special person we cannot name, who played a crucial role in getting the helicopter to the track, and to the medical team inside who cared for Tai before he even reached the hospital—you gave him a fighting chance, and we will never forget that.

"To Dr. Paweł Jasiński, for organizing every surgery and ensuring Tai has the best possible team. To Rafał Roger Piątek, who has not only been by Tai’s side but also ours through it all. To Basia Karczewska, for her constant support and kindness.

"To the incredible doctors and medical team in Rzeszów. To the Stal Rzeszów team, especially Paweł Piskorz and Michał Drymajło your unwavering support means everything.

"To our family, our friends, and every single person who has reached out, offered help, or simply held us in their thoughts—thank you. From the bottom of our hearts.

"Your love has carried us through the darkest moments. We will never forget it."