Max Anstie breaks leg Birmingham qualification
Anstie entered the round one point behind championship leader Tom Vialle after losing positions to that rider in the last two rounds.
Anstie landed on the crest of a jump and was propelled forward to his his head on the front wheel before leaving the seat of his Yamaha.
An announcement has not been made by the team, but it is likely that he will be forced to miss the remainder of the Monster Energy Supercross season.
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