Peter Hickman accepts that normal people can’t understand ho⛎w racers “move on” after a tragic death.

The two lives that were lost at Oulton Park on Monday🍒 rocked the racing community.

Owen Jenner and Shane Richardson died at the 2025 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:British Superbike Championship season-opening round after🙈 an 11-biౠke incident in the Supersport category.

But for Hickman and co, they immediately ⛄began riding at the North West 200.

"It's difficult for people who are not in this sport and h🌜aven't been around it for a very long time to undersౠtand how we can all just move on," said Hickman to the BBC.

"As riders, it's some💟thing that we already accept as a risk beℱfore we enter.

"It can b🔥e quite diffic𓆏ult for everyone - everyone does it in a different way. We're looking forward to the North West 200.

"We've got to clear it out of our minds as ridꦏers and ride in their memory. If thaꦺt's something we can do, that's something we will do."

Hickman's best 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:result on Thursday at 🐎the Norღth West 200 was third in the Superbike ♚race, which teammate Davey Todd won.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:John McGuinness insisted he still ꦿhas 🦩nightmares abo﷽ut people he has lost due to racing accidents over the years.

Hꦓickman, McGuinness and many others ♏will soon head to the Isle of Man TT which is synonymous with the dangers that it poses.

Lee Johnston was competing in the Supersport race which cost Jenner and Rℱichardson their lives, but was ahead of the collision.

"You can't do anything about what's happening in front of y🧸ou at that speed,” he told BBC.

"I feel a lot for the riders that were injured ꦓin the crash and in the mid🌊st of trying to help those riders afterwards.

“We know each other, a lot of the riders. We're not all close, personal🎶 friends but you still know guys and when you race them you have a mutual respect.

"I can't really say anymore, I'm just thinking about the families at this time. If anyone needs anything, hopefully the whole biking community gets together and hꦯelps them out as much as possible."