I have only come in here to pass on my condolences to MOTO2 rider Shoya Tomizawas family and friends after he died in hospital from his injuries sustained during todays race at San Marino. :sad:
Very sad week for motorsport indeed.
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I have only come in here to pass on my condolences to MOTO2 rider Shoya Tomizawas family and friends after he died in hospital from his injuries sustained during todays race at San Marino. :sad:
Very sad week for motorsport indeed.
Very sad news indeed:frown::frown:
Watched the crash live and was surprised to hear that at the time no one had received life threatening injuries.
Not to take anything away from the organisers, but, i honestly feel the race should have been red flagged (stopped) and that extreme medical assistance given to him at the scene, am just wondering how much more damage may have been caused by clearing him away from the track before the bikers came around again.
An extremely sad weekend again considering the young lad Lenz was also killed last week at Indianapolis from a similar incident
sad day
An absolute shocker:frown: They even dropped poor Scott Reading while he was being carried off on the streatcher.....shocking:ragin:
I seen that Gordy it was absolutely shocking the way the clear up was handled.Quote:
Originally Posted by Big Gordy
Well I am SO glad that I didnt see the actual accident because it must have been awful to watch. Like the rest of you have said I am surprised as well that they didnt red flag the race at the time, but apparently they say there was no need to do that because all the riders recieved medical attention immediately at the scene at the marshals point. :idunno:
I watched it and it was not nice, horrible when you see that and know the outcome.:frown:Quote:
Originally Posted by zimbo
Aye....that was after they had dragged them of the track to the marshal point:ragin: Everyone knows that the last thing you do after a major accident is move the injured individual or remove his helmet:frown:Quote:
Originally Posted by zimbo
My new Arai motocross helmet actually has tabs attached to the ear pads that enable them to be removed by the paramedics to make taking your helmet off less traumatic to any spinal/neck injury:thumbs up: