Motocross Rider’s Helmet Fills with Blood After Horror Crash: “Lucky to be Alive”
Taylah McCutcheon Faces a Near-Death Experience in Training
A MOTOCROSS rider feels “lucky to be alive” after suffering a horror crash in training that saw her helmet fill with blood.
Taylah McCutcheon Suffers Multiple Facial Injuries in a Terrifying Accident
McCutcheon was knocked unconscious after losing control of her bike and breaking several bones in her face.
Downhill Disaster: McCutcheon’s Terrifying Crash and Injuries
The crash happened on a downhill and with McCutcheon traveling at speed she lost control of the handlebars, so was unable to reach for her brakes, resulting in the 19-year-old falling face into the bottom of a dirt mound.
Heroic Act: McCutcheon’s Fight for Survival and Gratitude
The impact knocked her out but after regaining consciousness McCutcheon managed to crawl to the top of the dirt mound to call for help, as nobody had witnessed the crash.
McCutcheon’s Courage and Resilience Post-Accident
She is set to undergo more surgery to treat her facial injuries with McCutcheon “thankful to still be alive” after revealing her helmet saved her life.
Insta-Update: Gratitude and Thankfulness from McCutcheon
McCutcheon’s horror crash comes just a week after fellow Motocross star Jayden Archer, 27, died after attempting a dangerous trick in training.