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Thanks Malcolm - Really been concerned we have heard nothing - Thinking of Jamie and hoping he can pull through

Have been following Jamie for a few years and he is a great lad and a star of the future for sure.Hope he pulls through and is in our thoughts at this terrible time.

I was really looking forward to watching him fighting for a podium at Scarborough this coming weekend, but instead the poor lad's fighting for his life in a Liverpool hospital. Like all us folk who love road racing - I sincerely hope he pulls through: and my thoughts are with Jamie & his loved ones at this very difficult time. Let's hope we hear some better news about his condition very soon.

Our fingers are crossed for a great young star of the roads

It's so difficult to know what to say, I really hope he makes a full recovery. It's a cruel sport.

Best wishes to Jamie and his family , hope we hear some good news soon.

Best wishes to Jamie and family hope for a speedy and full recovery.

My thoughts are with Jamie his family and friends.

Have looked all over the net but cant see any updates on Jamie all we can hope is that no news is good news.

(17-06-2015, 02:48 PM)maybolezx12r Wrote: Have looked all over the net but cant see any updates on Jamie all we can hope is that no news is good news.

I have been doing the same and I am clinging to the old adage " no news is good news ".

I first met Jamie at his first TT in 2009 and this year I went around to his van to wish him well and tell him that he's now one of the old boys and we had a laugh.

He's a great lad and like all of us I am praying he makes it through.

Best wishes for a full recovery, Jamie, and "take heart" to his family
Dave

From the Belfast Telegraph this morning


Racing family now praying Jamie Hamilton can make quick recovery



Long recovery: Jamie Hamilton is still under critical care in hospital after his horror crash at the Isle of Man TT last week
By Paul Lindsay – 18 June 2015
Ballyclare's Jamie Hamilton, who was seriously injured in a 170mph crash during last Friday's blue riband Senior TT race on the Isle of Man, last night remained under critical care in Liverpool's Aintree University Hospital.

The 24-year-old was air lifted to the hospital on Friday evening after his horror crash at the end of Cronk y Voddy straight, aboard his Cookstown B.E Racing Suzuki.
Team owner John Burrows was by his side within an hour of the incident, both in the Isle of Man and Liverpool, until returning home yesterday.
It's been a traumatic time for the former racer and successful Dungannon businessman.
"Jamie is like an adopted son to me. It's been a tough few days; more so for his mum, Helen, who is still at his side, but he's in great hands and I'm very hopeful he will make a full recovery despite still being in critical care," said Burrows.
Hamilton, who was awarded the Best Newcomer Award on his TT debut back in 2012, is reported to have suffered serious right arm and leg injuries and, as expected in a high-speed crash of that nature, a worrying amount of head trauma.
Burrows said: "I need to be respectful to Jamie's family and his mother Helen especially. She's a really nice lady and is always around the team at the racing and while there's been a lot of speculation about the extent of Jamie's injuries he remains critical but stable. But, as I say, I'm confident he will pull through this."
Burrows did not refute claims that his young rider had suffered serious injuries to his right arm and leg, but didn't want to go into specifics. Hamilton obviously has a long road to recovery and with his second rider, Michael Sweeney, also out injured after a TT crash, the question now is - will Burrows' team continue to race in 2015?
He said: "When you get home to your own house and into familiar surroundings you do ask yourself, 'do I need all this' but that's road racing. Yes I have sponsors and a team to think about, but where do we find a young rider to replace Jamie Hamilton in terms of ability and personality; it's hard to find them out there.
"If I'm honest, it's something that's far from my mind right now. Yes I've still got a 600cc Honda and 650cc Supertwin machine, and the '250' that Micko Sweeney will ride again once he's fit…" he tails off, lost for words.
"Jamie comes into my house and plays with my kids and has become part of our family and we are all so comfortable in his company; I can't praise the cub enough."
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Speaking candidly about a potential replacement, the B.E Racing team owner said: "It's just hard to replace a lad that wanted it so much. Yes we probably will do something, and that's what Jamie would want, but for now my only concern is for him. We will see what happens over the next few weeks."

Helen, Jamie's mother posted on Facebook this morning that Jamie has woken a bit, and today spoke to the nurses briefly. He knows who is there... I myself am so very happy to hear he is progressing, and wish him the very best for as speedy a recovery as is possible. Get well soon Lad... everyone's rooting for you.

(18-06-2015, 02:03 PM)Carole Wrote: Helen, Jamie's mother posted on Facebook this morning that Jamie has woken a bit, and today spoke to the nurses briefly. He knows who is there... I myself am so very happy to hear he is progressing, and wish him the very best for as speedy a recovery as is possible. Get well soon Lad... everyone's rooting for you.

Thanks for that carole fantastic to hear he is cracking lad and hope he can make a full recovery.

I am so pleased to hear that news about Jamie.

Keep fighting young man, everyone is behind you in your fight to regain your health.

Malcolm

(18-06-2015, 02:03 PM)Carole Wrote: Helen, Jamie's mother posted on Facebook this morning that Jamie has woken a bit, and today spoke to the nurses briefly. He knows who is there... I myself am so very happy to hear he is progressing, and wish him the very best for as speedy a recovery as is possible. Get well soon Lad... everyone's rooting for you.

Great news ,you have got me crying now. GWS Jamie.

Fantastic news, hope he makes a full recovery in due course.

Lets hope the news stays positive and hope for a complete recovery.

Great news!
Onwards and upwards Jamie!