Both received leg injuries during incident which claimed two lives
The rider and spectator who were injured in last week's accident during the Southern 100 road races are currently recovering in UK hospitals.
In a statement the organisers of the event say the pair, who remain unnamed, both received leg injuries in the crash which claimed the lives of competitor Alan Connor and marshal Liam Clarke.
Meanwhile, two other riders who were injured in separate incidents the day before have been discharged from Nobles hospital.
David McConnachy suffered injuries to his hip and leg while Joshua Potts received tibia and fibular injuries.
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