PETERBOROUGH hero Ulrich Ostergaard has moved to thank fans for the thousands of messages he’s received since his horror crash at Edinburgh on Friday.
Ostergaard is awaiting more news from hospital this week after suffering a broken wrist and back injury but he has full movement.
Fans took to social media to show their support for the popular Danish racer who, 24 hours earlier, had helped Panthers to a brilliant win at Sheffield.
He said: “I just want to say a massive thank you to everyone for the get well wishes and messages.
“It was a bad way to end the meeting at Edinburgh and I don’t remember anything about it.
“I’ll come back as soon as possible and hopefully the doctors can tell us more this week.
“Again, thanks for everyone’s concern and I look forward to seeing everyone hopefully soon.”
Peterborough head to Wolverhampton next Monday, August 2, before returning to the Showground for a clash with an improving King’s Lynn side.
Boss Rob Lyon will be looking at his options to cover for Ostergaard in terms of guest replacements or the rider replacement facility.