Simoncelli Deadly Crash

Marco Simoncelli could not fight against serious injury that happened, due to an accident at the Sepang Circuit, Malaysia, Sunday (10.23.11). "Supersic" finally breathed last at 16:56 pm local time or 15:56 pm, although it had received treatment at the medical center circuit.

Horrible accident that occurred on the second lap in the Corner 11. Simoncelli, who was fighting with Alvaro Bautista in the race for fourth spot, unable to control the bike when cornering to the right, so it slipped.

When it fell, he and his motorcycle across the circuit and into the path's Tech 3 Yamaha rider Colin Edwards, and Ducati rider, Valentino Rossi. Horror accident is inevitable, because the motor Edwards ran over Simoncelli, precisely on the head.

Edwards fell outside the track with a dislocated shoulder injury, and Rossi was still able to control the bike while bouncing off the track and mount GP11.1 Desmosedici damaged. However, Simoncelli flounder on the track with a helmet has been freed from the head (after the overrun), and he did not move.

Immediate red flag was raised over the tragic accident. After waiting some time, the race committee announced that the Malaysian Grand Prix was officially canceled, because the medical team to focus on rescuing Simoncelli, who eventually died at 16:56 o'clock.

Investigation on Simoncelli Losing Helmet

Race Direction member Paul Butler, Claude Danis, Franco Uncini and Javier Alonso joined the Medical Director Michele Macchiagodena at a press conference to explain the circumstances of death Marco Simoncelli at the Sepang circuit, Malaysia on Sunday (23.10.11).

Simoncelli Press Comfrence 300x199 Race Direction: Will Investigate Why The Helmet of Marco Can Remove "The purpose of the conference is to inform you about the circumstances that resulted in the tragic death of Marco Simoncelli. You know who we were all, Race Direction; Claude Danis is representative of the FIM, Dorna representative Javier Alonso, Franco Uncini representative rider, Paul Butler and I am vice-IRTA and Race Director. Michele Macchiagodena is our Medical Director and he will explain to you the circumstances that resulted in this death, "said Paul Butler, who opened the press conference.

"I am very sad to be here to report about the death of Marco Simoncelli, a friend. Because he had an accident during the race, where he was hit by another rider, he suffered a very serious trauma to the head, neck and chest. When we got the medical staff he was unconscious. In the ambulance because there is a heart attack they started to perform CPR (cardiac pulmonary resuscitation). Immediately at the Medical Centre, with assistance also from our staff at the Clinica Mobile doctors and a local doctor, he was intubated and it's possible to remove blood from the chest. CPR was continued for 45 minutes because we were trying to help him as long as we think it's possible. Unfortunately it is not possible to help him and at 16:56 (local time) we have to declare he had died. "

While responding to questions about Marco Simoncelli helmet apart in the crash Butler said: "I think if I could answer, that on other occasions. Quite clearly the consequences and the circumstances surrounding the accident will be thoroughly investigated. "

Answering questions about the condition of Colin Edwards, who was involved in the incident, Michele Macchiagodena said: "He has a dislocated shoulder and shoulder with anesthesia present in the correct position. He's fine. "

Paul Butler to end the press conference by adding: "Our sympathies to his family and we want to show all possible respect for Marco."

Condolence for Simoncelli From Around The World

 Marco Simoncelli death shocking the world, and Italy in particular. MotoGP rider's departure leaves a deep sorrow that expression of condolence flowed across the world.

Simoncelli last breath after a deadly accident that happened at the Sepang Circuit, Malaysia, Sunday (23/10/2011). Entering the second lap in curve 11, "Supersic" slipped and fell.

Unfortunately, when he crashed his motorcycle and dragged into the path belongs to Colin Edwards and Valentino Rossi to run over. Although already received help, the lives of former world champion 250 cc class was helpless so he was declared dead at 16:56 local time.

Death of 24-year-old rider was immediately attracted sympathy from various circles. Italy in particular perform the ceremony of silence for one minute at every sport going on in there.

"Today is the saddest day of my life. The tragic death of Marco Simoncelli makes me very amazed and saddened," said President of the Italian Sports Committee (CONI) Gianni Petrucci.

"Life is sacred, let alone died at the age of 24 years in racing. Today we are all in tears and hanging out with his family who weep over the death of the champion it."

"This is an unimaginable death and fascinate every sport in Italy," he said.

Italian soccer giants Inter Milan and AC Milan, are the two sports clubs who first expressed their sympathy.

"AC Milan say profound sorrow to the family of Marco, his supporters, on the rider's death incident," Milan said in a statement on their website.

Inter adds, "President Massimo Moratti and everyone at Inter Milan, together with (coach) Claudio Ranieri and the team, expressed deep pain for sport and the sports world Italian Marco Simoncelli's death."

 

"Given the departure of a young rider who's energetic, Inter expressed deep sorrow to the families and friends of Marco Simoncelli."

Inter supporters when their team developed a banner against Chievo, with the words "There's a New Star (in heaven)".

Team MotoGP, Ducati, described as a rider Simoncelli theirs.

"Ducati, his team and pebalapnya, felt a deep pain. All members of the MotoGP participants gather with family and friends Marco Simoncelli, as well as their team," the statement said.

"We always remember Marco with a typical smile, his ability, generosity, and zeal he showed in recent years. He is one part of us."

There is also a statement of grief from the Ferrari F1 team principal, Stefano Domenicali.

"At this very difficult to express the words for this sadness. Sad for the death of rider who is shining, Marco," he said.

"In the event the race, including the tragic death eight days ago that experienced and Wheldon in Indy Car race in Las Vegas, reminds us that all kinds of motorsport has its risks."

"We must not lose vigilance, but must understand that we can not do anything against death," he said.

Speech grief came from all over Italy. All expressed their sorrow for the death of a young rider who is known by the nickname "SuperSic" it.

Juventus central defender Giorgio Chiellini, said in Twitter, "I can not said in words. Sic bye, we all lost you."

Italian famous basketball star also expressed their grief over the departure of Simoncelli.

"I can not say the words. The incident is very sad," said the NBA star Toronto Raptors, Andrea Bargnani, in Twitter.

Danilo Gallinari, who recently played for Milan, but also contracted the Denver Nuggets and is expected to return to the team in the NBA opener, said the same thing.

"Sic is one of us. It should not happen. When my mother sent me the news this morning, I can not believe it," he said.

Rossi Just Lost His Brother on Track

Valentino Rossi had just lost his brother and a best friend who is a candidate to be the next MotoGP star, Marco Simoncelli. 24-year-old rider last breath at 16:56 due to an accident during the race at the Sepang Circuit, Malaysia, Sunday (10/23/2011).

Over these tragic events, Rossi also berbelasungkawa. Through a Twitter account, seven-time MotoGP world champion revealed and salutnya respect to the friend, who was regarded as her own sister.

"For me, Sic was like a young brother. He was so tough on the track, and very friendly in normal life. I would really miss him," wrote Rossi via his official Twitter account, @ ValeYellow46.

Indeed, the accident is very tragic Simoncelli. "Supersic", which appeared very aggressive from the start, competing for the fourth position with Rizla Suzuki rider Alvaro Bautista, crashed in curve 11 second lap.

Unfortunately, while falling, he and the Gresini Honda motor mount instead dragged into an area that is being passed by Colin Edwards (Yamaha Tech 3) and Valentino Rossi (Ducati). Deadly accident had occurred due to Edwards and Rossi was unable to avoid cornering.

As a result of the collision, Simoncelli helmet came off and he was lying on the tracks, while Edwards crashed out of the track which makes dislocation injuries to the shoulder. Meanwhile, Rossi was still able to control the bike, although it was out of the track and straight into the pit because the bike is damaged.

After the incident, immediately raised a red flag stopped the race mark. Simoncelli was taken by ambulance to the circuit medical center for help. Unfortunately, the work done can not be helped, and former world champion 250 cc class was declared dead at 16:56.

Hearing the sad news that, Rossi, who looked glum after the accident, reportedly in tears. Nine-time world champion grand prix must accept the bitter truth, lost his friend that was predicted to have achievements like himself.

Simoncelli Stars Dim Before Glow

Gressini Honda rider Marco Simoncelli, who died of a deadly accident during MotoGP race in Sepang, Malaysia, Sunday (10/23/2011), known as a talented rider in the automotive world all at once flamboyant.

With his cruel hair style, Simoncelli very easily recognizable. Meanwhile, the talent that has made Simoncelli has always received attention from many parties.

Ironically, the Sepang Circuit Simoncelli clinched his world 250 cc class in 2008 became the last circuit used this driver.

Accidents involving Colin Edwards and Valentino Rossi makes Simoncelli crashed on the track. "Supersic" fell and dragged into the path of Tech 3 Yamaha rider Colin Edwards, who was unable to avoid that hit the motorcycle and chief Simoncelli.

It was also a red flag was raised, and Simoncelli evacuated by ambulance to the circuit medical center. Unfortunately, his life can not be saved so that he died at 16:56 o'clock local time.

According to Medical Director MotoGP, Simoncelli severe injuries in some parts of the body so unable to resist. 24-year-old rider suffered a large wound in the head, neck, and chest. The efforts of paramedics to save his life failed.

Simoncelli was born in Cattolica, January 20, 1987. He ended his racing career by moving to domestic Aprilia team in 2002. At that time, he followed the MotoGP championship 125 cc class. Gained his first victory in 2004, after he won the Spanish Grand Prix position.

In 2006, he then climbed into the 250 cc class, and moved to Gilera team. Together this team, Simoncelli won the world title in 2008. Having won 12 victories in the 250 cc class, he then switch to MotoGP. In 2010, Simoncelli defending Honda Gressini.

In May, he was involved with a controversial crash another Honda rider, Dani Pedrosa, as both follow the French GP at Le Mans. As a result of the accident, Pedrosa was forced to undergo surgery due to suffer a broken bone in his shoulder.

Simoncelli was accused of an illegal maneuver. He had often come under fire from fans due to his case with the rider Pedrosa Spain.

The best results which Simoncelli inscribed in the MotoGP class is the second position, while Casey Stoner ensure the champion title at the Australian GP last week. A week after these achievements, Simoncelli also have breathed his last.

Formula 1 racer, Mark Webber, expressed condolences via his Twitter account, "RIP Marco. Special talents will be missed. Thinking about your love and all the MotoGP paddock."

Meanwhile, Moto GP rider, Cal Crutchlow, writing on his Twitter, "RIP Marco Simoncelli. Great rider and people are familiar with everything. My mind along with his family and friends. I will never forget this day."

"We see footage of the scene, I felt sick. Whenever the helmet off, it is a bad sign," said Stoner told the BBC.

Matt Roberts, presenter of the BBC, describing Simoncelli as interesting figure, both within and outside the track. "He is personally very excited," he said.

"He already has fans in large numbers around the world, though often ridiculed because of how aggressive racing. However, he is a remarkable man. Marco did not make himself too seriously, and will be a star next year."

Regardless of the pros and cons with the style of racing, he is a figure that can liven up the race and make hundreds of millions of pairs of eyes in the world staring at him during a race. Included in Sepang Circuit, yesterday, when the Yamaha Factory Team rider Jorge Lorenzo and Ben Spies, absent, MotoGP fans hope he can keep up Honda factory rider.

Apparently, God willing another. Tragically, the accident of death befall "SuperSic", witnessed by her parents, Paolo and Rossella, and his girlfriend, Kate. They watched in horror Simoncelli motor apart. They cry when he knew his son was taken to the medical center.

"I was with her father and all the family can not do anything. All we can do is hug. No one else," said Dani Pedrosa, who had fallen because of the aggressiveness of racing "SuperSic". In a tragedy like this, Dani advanced to the Dailymail, not much to talk about but sympathize for the family and all who loved him.

Simoncelli girlfriend, Kate, looked ashen as he walked toward the garage MotoGP. Meanwhile, the mother, Rossella, and father, Paolo, try to entertain themselves outside the medical center, even though their hearts were troubled. Finally, their hearts broken so got the news, the life of the beloved son can not be saved and was pronounced dead at 16:56 pm Malaysian time.

Rest In Peace Simoncelli, We Will Always Miss You

The motor racing world had to lose one talented rider, namely Marco Simoncelli. "Supersic" died of a tragic accident at the Sepang Circuit, Malaysia, Sunday (10.23.11), when the race after just two laps.

Simoncelli, who are fighting for fourth place with Rizla Suzuki rider Alvaro Bautista, lost control in corner 11, so he fall. However, he and his bike just dragged on track and crashed Yamaha Tech 3 rider Colin Edwards, and Ducat rider, Valentino Rossi.

Horror crash is inevitable. Edwards hit the motorcycle helmet head so Simoncelli Gresini Honda rider was detached, and Edwards had no chance to avoid the hit with Rossi motor, resulting in a pileup. Edwards dropped out of the track and suffered a dislocated shoulder, and Rossi survive for being able to control the motor with only a slight damage to the Desmosedici GP11.1 mount.

As a result of the accident, Simoncelli flounder directly above the track and did not move at all. Red flag was immediately hoisted, a sign the race to be stopped temporarily - after a while the race committee announced the race was canceled.

Simoncelli immediately rushed to the circuit medical center. However, severe injuries suffered by 24-year-old rider in the Italian did not dare to survive, and breathed last at 16:56 pm local time.

Simoncelli's departure makes the MotoGP motorcycle racing world lost a talented rider, who predicted would dominate this premier class. Because the rider Simoncelli including a highly competitive, and it's been shown since she was in the lowest class, 125cc.

Simoncelli made his debut in the 125cc class in the spring of 2002, and ruled the Spanish Grand Prix in 2004 and 2005, before rising to the 250cc class in the 2006 season with the team Gilera. In the 2008 season, this spiky embrace the world title after beating rivals of Spain, Alvaro Bautista.

The next season, Simoncelli decided to stay in the 250cc class, to defend his title. But he failed to do so, because they have to settle for third place, because of competition with Hiroshi Aoyama, who became his team mate in MotoGP.

In his debut in the MotoGP class last season, Simoncelli has been showing signs would be competitive. As a rookie, he managed to attract attention with the best results is to finish in fourth place in the GP of Portugal, and in the final standings is ranked eighth.

In this 2011 season, the brighter the light Simoncelli, although he often being criticized due to a very aggressive style of racing. Since the pre-season training until the race official, Simoncelli has always competed in the front row. He also managed to occupy the pole position at Catalunya and Assen, and six times in a row starting from the front row.

Unfortunately, all the fantastic results in free practice and qualifying can not be converted into a champion or at least finish on the podium. The reason, he often had an accident due to a fall or collision.

Nevertheless, Simoncelli relentless. He finally realize the dream for the MotoGP podium, when it finished third in the Czech Republic Grand Prix. The best results are achieved when he finished second in the GP of Australia, last weekend.

His achievements were impressive, the Honda team immediately handed a new contract to him, so he will still defend Gresini at MotoGP 2012, which uses the engine 1.000cc. Simoncelli will get a machine with specs like a factory team.

But fate has an other said. Simoncelli, who had once felt the motor 1.000cc after the Japan GP early last October, died of an accident at the Malaysian GP. He fell during the race after just two laps, and skidded into the path of Edwards and Rossi, so that his head run over by motor Edwards. Rest In Peace Simoncelli, We will always miss you.

Expressions of condolence came from various backgrounds, ranging from those working in motor racing to car racing.

Here's an excerpt statement due to those who mourn the death of Simoncelli:

- Nicky Hayden, Ducati MotoGP rider

"Sometimes life is quite absurd .... RIP (Rest In Peace) # 58 - Simoncelli's numbers, you always was a star inside and outside the track. We will always miss you."

- Team Suzuki MotoGP

"Everyone at Rizla Suzuki greatly affected by the tragic events of this day, and we send you a sense of great sorrow to the family of Marco and his friends over this immense loss."

- Mark Webber, Red Bull Racing Formula 1

"RIP Marco. A special talent that will always be missed ...."

- Chaz Davies, winner of World Supersport

"RIP Marco. Sports we've lost a great rider and great friend. My mind along with his family. I was lucky enough never to be his teammate in 2002. He is a wonderful companion and I taught the first Italian language which can not be forgotten!"

- Taka Horio, General Manager of Bridgestone Motorsport Department

"Today we destroyed. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Marco on this terrible accident, and with the team. Words can not describe the emotions we all feel. The family has lost one of MotoGP's shining star, an original character a very large and powerful, charismatic, and has an unstoppable spirit, and we all have lost a great friend. We are working closely with Marco on his first two years in MotoGP, and it is clear that he was a true racer, something he proved again and again this season. He fought to the end and a showman. Improvements in just two seasons to be a fantastic thing to behold, and is a testament to his ability, talent, and dedication to the sport he loved so much. We remember the tenacity and passion that he showed when race, and he will be very, very missed. "

- Malcolm Wilson, Ford World Rally team boss

"Today is really overshadowed by the tragic death of Marco Simoncelli at the MotoGP race in Malaysia. Marco recently visited M-Sport a few weeks ago to test the Fiesta RS WRC. He was very enthusiastic and happy to be in the car, and now we are very sad to hear this news. Condolences to the family we are in, friends, and colleagues. "

- MotoGP

"MotoGP convey deep condolences to the family of Marco, friends, and his team, on this tragic loss."

- Williams Formula 1 Team

"Also sorrow to the families and friends Marco, after the MotoGP riders were powerless against the severe injuries suffered due to a tragic accident this morning."

- Heikki Kovalainen, Lotus Formula 1 racer

"I'm not sure a star MotoGP, Simoncelli, had died in this accident, a talented rider was lost today."

- Karun Chandhok, Lotus Formula 1 racer reserves

"A terrible week for our sport .... Just heard Marco Simoncelli MotoGP race had been killed on this day ... a talented rider - lost for MotoGP."

- Cal Crutchlow, Yamaha Tech 3 rider

"RIP Marco Simoncelli! A great rider and fun. I'll never forget this day. Participate mourn."

- Team Yamaha MotoGP

"Rest in peace, Sic ... we give our condolences to the family and your team. A tragedy."

- Shuhei Nakamoto, President of HRC

"I do not know what to say. Marco is a nice person, and a talented rider. Sometimes I was rude to him, like when he won his first podium in Brno, when I say:" The podium is lucky! "And he was so angry. .. but I wanted to motivate him. I just think that when she first win, we'll celebrate together .... Now I just want to thank Marco, for what you gave me and greeting my grief to his family. "

- Dani Pedrosa, Honda MotoGP racer

"In a tragedy like this, nothing can be said. I just want to say condolences to the families and all who loved him. I've been with her father and all we can do is hug, nothing else. It was a fatal incident, and everyone in the paddock was still in shock. Sometimes we ourselves forget how dangerous this sport, and when you lose, then it means nothing. It is clear that we all do what we like, what we love, but on days like today , no one can say. "

- Andrea Dovizioso, MotoGP Honda rider

"In this situation, words do not seem appropriate. I think Marco's family and all who love him, especially his father and mother. I also have children, and what is happening today is the most difficult situation you can imagine. I see images and was shocked: when the race you fight and push hard, and disasters often appear around the bend. Marco is a strong rider and he's always pushing hard. We raced together since childhood, I see it is always pushing to the maximum, he often falls, but without major injury, he seemed invincible. What happened today this seems unlikely. "

- Casey Stoner, MotoGP world champion and Honda MotoGP rider

"I am shocked and saddened to lose Marco. When this happens, remind that how precious life is, and makes me feel sick. All I can say is sorry and grief to the family of Marco."

- Jenson Button, McLaren Formula 1 driver

"RIP Marco ... A talented rider was lost. Sorrow to his family, friends, and everyone in MotoGP. Sometimes motor sports can be cruel ..."

- Jorge Lorenzo, MotoGP Yamaha rider

"I do not know what to say on a day like this .... I just know that we will miss you. Beristirahatlan in peace, Marco."