The family of an 11-year-old boy who died following a motorcycle crash in Crail, Fife, on Saturday have issued a heartfelt statement saying that they can't express how "painful" a loss it is.
Millar Buchanan tragically passed away during while riding on a local circuit, with his family saying he "died doing what he loved the most."
Police were called to a training circuit in Crail on Saturday, July 16, after the incident during the early evening, with officers saying that a crash involving an off-road bike had taken place, but the 11-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene.
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They added a report has been submitted to the Procurator Fiscal and the Health and Safety Executive have been made aware.
Millar's family, from Larbert, have released an emotional statement after the tragic loss of their "beautiful boy."
They said: "We are truly heartbroken that we have lost our amazing, talented, beautiful boy in the most tragic accident, doing what he loved the most.
"We cannot describe how painful this is or how much we are going to miss our little star.
"We are completely overwhelmed with the kind wishes & words that we have received and want to send lots of love to each and every person who has shown their support.”
Millar was reportedly an extremely talented biker and even at the age of 11, friends, family and professionals in the industry knew he was destined for big things, he was also well known throughout biker community.
The Daily Record previously reported how motorcycle dealer Ohvale UK took to social media to confirm the devastating news and send their condolences to Millar's family.
They posted: "Yesterday brought us some very sad news. We have lost a member of our Ohvale family. Millar Buchanan has sadly passed away after being involved in an accident over the weekend while training at Crail Circuit.
"Millar joined our Ohvale UK cup last year and it has been a pleasure to have him in the paddock and in our junior championships, he will be sorely missed by everyone.
"We extend our deepest sympathies to Andy and Pauline and the rest of his family and friends at this sad time. RIP Millar #29"
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