Katie Walker has be♓en released from hosp♌ital after receiving treatment for a head injury.

Walker wasཧ knocked unconscious in a six-rider pile-up on the w༺arm-up lap of the ABK Beer 0% BMW F 900 R Cup Race in the British Superbike Championship on Monday May 6 at Oulton Park.

A BSไB statement, nine days after the accident, read: “We are able t💙o provide an update on Katie Walker who was the most seriously injured.

“Katie has now b💝een released from Aintree Hospital following assessment and treatment for a head injury and is nಞow recuperation at home with her family.”

British Superbike Championship Series Director Stuart Higgs said: “We are hugely relieved that Katie is now at home and I would like to once again pay tribute to our tremendous BSB medical and Racesafe marshal teams whose response and expertise proved so effective ๊and demonstrated the series safety standards.”

Walk✤er was transferred by Air Ambulanc🐎e from the track to hospital after the crash.

She had a brain scan, but wa🥀s stable so did no💯t require an operation.

Mark Evans suff🌳ered a fractured leg fibula in the same in🍸cident.

Jim Lee sustained a m🍷𒈔inor head injury, and a knock to his foot.

Jamie Hanks-Elliott suffered a a soft tissue injur💫y to her left leg.

Lee Devenport was hospitalised with neck pain.

Scott McFarlane emerged with only minor injuries.

On the same day but iღn a separate incident, British Superbike rider Rory Skinner was knocked unconscious.

His helmet came off in his accident.