Joined: Jan 2003
From: Captain's Cabin, Black Pearl
race was red flagged by the officials for that reason, so that they don't need to rush and he can get immediate medical attention. I don't see a paramedic or a doctor anywhere in the footage. It looks like they sent a bunch of part time race stewards to put him on a stretcher and carry him to the ambulance. Not making a blunt accusation, but that looks like the case from the video.
Considering the serious nature of the accident, moving him without securing him or assessing his condition was a big mistake. Dropping him is unbelievable.
he's already dead from the impact. some rumours say he might went blank on the bike and fell off, thats why u cant see him struggling to release his body from the bike coz usually pro rider did that when they involve in accident.
I stumbled across this thread after seven posted in twitter. Anyhow , its embarrassing for our nation. Like I said I wouldn't be surprised at all if MotoGP and F1 decides to pull Malaysia .
race was red flagged by the officials for that reason, so that they don't need to rush and he can get immediate medical attention. I don't see a paramedic or a doctor anywhere in the footage. It looks like they sent a bunch of part time race stewards to put him on a stretcher and carry him to the ambulance. Not making a blunt accusation, but that looks like the case from the video.
Considering the serious nature of the accident, moving him without securing him or assessing his condition was a big mistake. Dropping him is unbelievable.
race was red flagged by the officials for that reason, so that they don't need to rush and he can get immediate medical attention. I don't see a paramedic or a doctor anywhere in the footage. It looks like they sent a bunch of part time race stewards to put him on a stretcher and carry him to the ambulance. Not making a blunt accusation, but that looks like the case from the video.
Considering the serious nature of the accident, moving him without securing him or assessing his condition was a big mistake. Dropping him is unbelievable.
True. I don't think there was a doctor at the scene to inspect the severity of his injuries before they put him onto the stretcher. It looks as if they rushed. Bad decision made by the stewards.
I stumbled across this thread after seven posted in twitter. Anyhow , its embarrassing for our nation. Like I said I wouldn't be surprised at all if MotoGP and F1 decides to pull Malaysia .
motogp will be likely...but f1 i dont think so..f1 malaysia always been a success
race was red flagged by the officials for that reason, so that they don't need to rush and he can get immediate medical attention. I don't see a paramedic or a doctor anywhere in the footage. It looks like they sent a bunch of part time race stewards to put him on a stretcher and carry him to the ambulance. Not making a blunt accusation, but that looks like the case from the video.
Considering the serious nature of the accident, moving him without securing him or assessing his condition was a big mistake. Dropping him is unbelievable.
According to my foreign friends who attended the GP,your assessment is correct.
They rushed to drag the body onto the stretcher and when they lifted him it wasn't synchronized so he fell headfirst on the ground.
Some of the people who attended are hardcore GP fans who travel simply to attend and they witnessed everything as it wasn't far from the main grandstand using binoculars.
Really not professional as a medic, they are there to save people not to make the condition more worst. Maybe without proper preparation and lack of training. Shameful
Joined: Jun 2011
From: K.Kinabalu -> Kuala Lumpur > Victoria BC
QUOTE(prasys @ Oct 25 2011, 11:56 AM)
I stumbled across this thread after seven posted in twitter. Anyhow , its embarrassing for our nation. Like I said I wouldn't be surprised at all if MotoGP and F1 decides to pull Malaysia .
totally unprofessional, see like overseas whenever they have this kinda of events, usually they would have a standby helicopter just for accidents like this.
Compared to malaysia, wheres the nearest hospital to sepang?
Joined: Jan 2003
From: Captain's Cabin, Black Pearl
An autopsy will reveal the exact cause of death, but whatever it is, moving him without securing him, and not assessing his condition before moving him is quite simply dumb as hell. I'm not a doctor, but i think i've seen enough sporting injuries where paramedics actually do the right thing, and this by any means was nowhere near what should have been done considering the nature and severity of the accident.
Really not professional as a medic, they are there to save people not to make the condition more worst. Maybe without proper preparation and lack of training. Shameful
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Judging from their actions, I believe they weren't medics. I assume they were race stewards that lacked the knowledge to deal with the situation.
Oct 25 2011, 11:54 AM
[RUMOURS] Marco Simoncelli, were not dead 
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