Richie Junior Anderson was seriously injured during an open session at the village venue on September 19 this year.

He was transported to the John Radcliff Hospital in Oxford for treatment, but lost his life two days later on September 21.

Following the incident, Moto Park in Flackwell Heath has remained closed, but the business has told the BBC that they plan to reopen ‘soon’.

An inquest opening into Mr Anderson’s death will begin at Beaconsfield Coroner’s Court on Monday, November 2.

Senior coroner Crispin Butler will lead the proceedings.

Mr Anderson was a former youth player with Kent-based team Margate FC, who paid tribute to the 23-year-old.

They said: “He grew up wearing the Margate shirt, representing our youth section throughout the age groups.

“For many of our coaches, players and families, RJ will be remembered as much more than a footballer, a kind, hardworking person.

“Everyone connected with Margate FC sends their love, thoughts and deepest condolences to RJ’s family, friends, former teammates and everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.

“A GoFundMe page has been created to support RJ’s family during this unimaginable time.

“If members of the Margate community are able to contribute or simply share the page, we know that support will mean a great deal.”

At the time of writing, £8,625 has been raise as part of a £9,000 goal.

The page remains active.

It reads: “This is a donation page for Richie (RJ) Anderson who sadly lost his life to a tragic motocross accident.

“RJ loved riding his bike, and was at the track every weekend and was loved by everyone on and off the track and will be deeply missed by many.

“Any donation is greatly appreciated and will go to his family/partner to help with anything they need whether that’s towards funeral costs or moving forward during this difficult time, we thank you all for any donations you give however small and please do keep his family and partner in your thoughts and prayers.”

The official cause of the his death has not been revealed as of yet.