Motorcycle rider Victor Stemann dies at the age of 22 after colliding while racing

Victor Stemann -Professional motorcycle racer – Died after a violent crash in a championship race on Saturday. He was only 22 years old.

International Motorcycle Federation Confirmed the sad news on Tuesday… saying Steeman died after sustaining serious injuries from a multi-racer accident at Turn 14 of the FIM Supersport 300 World Championship Race 1 in Portugal.

“The medical staff and coaches arrived at the site immediately, and the rider was present at the trackside and at the Ring Medical Center before being flown by helicopter to Faro Hospital,” the FIA ​​said.

“Despite the best efforts of the department’s medical staff, the Marshals, and the hospital staff, Steemann succumbed to his injuries.”

Steeman—who rode with Team MTM Kawasaki—started his World Supersport 300 career full-time in 2019…and has racked up four wins, five podiums and three pole positions this season.

Indeed, the Dutch rider made history with the most pole position in the World Supersport 300 class at Circuit de Barcelona – Catalunya.

The Steeman family said they feared for Victor’s life when he joined the sport… saying, “Something you’ve always feared as the parent of a motorcyclist has now happened.”

“Our Victor couldn’t win the last race.”

His family says Steeman is a true hero through his death… as he was able to save five lives by donating his organs.

“We would like to thank everyone for the way you have lived with us over the past few days. We will miss Victor very much.”