A record-breaking superbike racer has won a court case after suing for more than £1 million over a career-ending 120mph crash.Shane Byrne, 47, suffered devastating spinal injuries when he lost control of his bike on a corner and ploughed into a tyre wall at a track in Snetterton,

A six-time British Superbike champion who sustained serious injuries in a crash leaving him unable to compete, has won a High Court claim. Shane Byrne collided with a barrier after coming off his Ducati Panigale bike at Snetterton race track in Norfolk in 2018,

Shane Byrne is the most successful competitor i Championship history with 85 race wins but has been unable to race since the crash. | ITV News Anglia

A six-time British Superbike champion has won a High Court claim over "catastrophic" injuries he suffered while competing. The six-time champion - who has not competed since - claimed the barrier during the race was insufficient and was responsible for his injuries,

Six times British Superbike champion Shane Byrne sustained devastating spinal injuries when he lost control of his bike at Snetterton, in Norfolk, in May 2018.

Shane Byrne, a six-time British Superbike champion, was suing three sporting bodies following an incident at Snetterton in Norfolk in 2018.