Lee Johnston considers future after motorcycle career challenges
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 3, 2026, 9:41 AM
Last updated Jun 3, 2026
Motorcyclist Lee Johnston hinted that the current season might be his last as a competitor. Speaking on the BBC Bikes Podcast, Johnston cited the need to remain competitive to continue racing, following a severe crash during the 2023 North West 200. He expressed gratitude for being able to ride again and noted that recent successes, such as leading a race at Oulton Park, have rekindled his motivation. Johnston has adapted to life after his injury, recalling the challenges of recovery and the support from medical professionals and family. He stated that he would be content if this season turns out to be his final one.
- •Lee Johnston may end his racing career this season.
- •He is recovering from a serious crash at the 2023 North West 200.
- •Johnston's recent performance at Oulton Park boosted his confidence.
- •He remains focused on competing at the highest level.
- •He reflects on the support from his family and doctors during recovery.
- 9:41 AMYahoo Sports — 'We'll see what happens' - Johnston on racing career
"Motorcyclist Lee Johnston tells the BBC Bikes Podcast that this season may prove to be the final chapter of his competitive career, adding he will only continue if he can still compete at the sharp end.
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