Help Aidan after his accident

While competing at the Southern 100 this year, Aidan Cleary (wee pav to those who know him) was involved in an incident during the newcomers familiarisation laps, taken out through no fault of his own by a stray bike from an accident behind him. The resulting crash has left Aidans (new to him this year) Yamaha R7 Supertwin, Arai helmet, boots and leathers destroyed.

He also sustained a broken ankle and ligament damage. Due to this injury he has been unable to work and being self employed has left him with no income at this current moment.

A life long enthusiast and racer- Aidan has been devastated by this as he has spent the last 18 months preparing for making his dreams a reality in competing at the Manx Grand Prix. Including taking multiple trips to the Isle of Man to learn the mountain course.

The preparation for this event is now time sensitive as it takes place 18th-26th August and Aidan needs your support to help bring his dreams and hard work to fruition.

Aidan has had many successes at short circuit events such as winning the lightweight supersport ulster championship last year in 2023, but his proudest moments come from his success at road racing which he started in 2018.

In 2023 Aidan finished 2nd at Armoy and 7th in the junior support class. And achieved a 3rd at Cookstown

Fast forward to this year it was off to a flying start with a win at Cookstown 1st in junior support, 3rd in lightweight supersport and a 4th in the supertwins class.

Let's all get behind him and show him his hard work and dedication hasn't been for nothing.

Thank you.