Support Kyle Partridge

UPDATE: March 5, 2026

Kyle remains in critical but stable condition. Yesterday, doctors performed surgery on Kyle’s skull, removing a portion of bone to help relieve the pressure on his brain. Prior to surgery, his intracranial pressure was in the 20s, but thankfully it has now dropped to 8, which is a positive development.

Moving forward, the medical team will begin slowly reducing some of the medications to see how Kyle’s body responds. This will be a careful and gradual process, and it will take time as doctors closely monitor his progress.

 Kyle’s family is incredibly grateful for the outpouring of love and support. During these uncertain moments, they are asking for your continued prayers and support.

On February 25, 2026, Kyle Partridge was practicing at Perris Raceway — just months after getting his new 450 Ducati — when he was involved in a devastating accident that left him in critical condition.

Kyle was overjoyed to be back on a dirt bike. Not long ago, he was able to share his love of riding with his son, Landon, for the very first time — a moment that meant everything to him and one he was so excited to experience again and again.

We all understand the risks of this sport. But we also understand the passion — the deep-rooted love that makes it nearly impossible to step away.

Kyle sustained a traumatic brain injury and underwent emergency surgery to relieve swelling and stop bleeding. He also suffered collapsed lungs requiring chest tubes and multiple fractures along his spine beginning at C1. He is currently in an induced coma as doctors carefully monitor his brain and give it time to heal.

When he clears brain protocol, he will face several major surgeries, including procedures to address his spinal injuries, reconstruct the left side of his rib cage, and repair fractures in both scapulas.

Despite the severity of his injuries, Kyle is fighting. We truly believe he feels the love and prayers surrounding him, and we are incredibly thankful for the dedicated medical team caring for him in Southern California.

The road ahead will be long, but Kyle is not walking it alone. We are deeply grateful for the outpouring of support, prayers, and strength during this unimaginable time. Your continued love means more than words can express to all of us who love him.