Gordon Ramsay, the renowned British chef and television personality, was involved in a bicycle accident earlier this week in Connecticut. According to multiple sources, including reports from WTNH and People magazine, Ramsay was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital in New London for treatment following the incident. The chef is known for his love of cycling and competing in Ironman races.
Ramsay shared the news of his accident on Instagram over the weekend, lifting his shirt to reveal a large bruise on his ribs. He expressed gratitude towards the hospital staff who saved his life and urged everyone to wear helmets while cycling. In an interview with People magazine, Ramsay stated, “From those incredible trauma surgeons, doctors and nurses in the hospital who looked after me this week, they were amazing. But honestly? You’ve got to wear a helmet.”
The incident occurred while Ramsay was out cycling in Connecticut. The exact cause of the accident is not known at this time. However, it is clear that wearing a helmet saved his life as he suffered no major injuries and was able to leave the hospital after receiving treatment.
Ramsay has been an avid cyclist for several years and has competed in Ironman races. In 2018, he spoke about taking up the hobby to get in serious shape. “The more I train, the more normal I am, the more I feel that I’m still unchanged. It’s just another little reminder of who I really am,” he said at the time.
Ramsay's fans and followers have expressed their well-wishes for his speedy recovery on social media. “Wow - that‗s really scary. Glad you’re okay,” commented former MasterChef contestant Nick DiGiovanni on Ramsay's Instagram post.
Gordon Ramsay's bicycle accident serves as a reminder of the importance of wearing protective gear while engaging in physical activities. The incident also highlights the crucial role that medical professionals play in saving lives and ensuring the well-being of their patients.