Soldato
I fell asleep after Marquez fell off.
MOTOGP 2015
- Thread starter ShakenNstirred
- Start date
Soldato
I put on the last 5 laps and they were indeed very cool.
Then I watched the MOTO3 which was bloody excellent. Until the last corner.
Then I watched the MOTO3 which was bloody excellent. Until the last corner.
Its that time of the year where we get the fly away races.
Starting with Japan this weekend.
next weekend its the Australian GP & the week after its Malaysia GP.
love getting up or staying up to watch them live.
this weekends races
moto 3 - 3am start
moto 2 - 4.20am start
MotoGP - 6am start
Starting with Japan this weekend.
next weekend its the Australian GP & the week after its Malaysia GP.
love getting up or staying up to watch them live.
this weekends races
moto 3 - 3am start
moto 2 - 4.20am start
MotoGP - 6am start
Associate
Just incase anyone recorded the QP and hasn't watched it yet, MotoGP was bloody good. 
Ooh intriguingJust incase anyone recorded the QP and hasn't watched it yet, MotoGP was bloody good.
Jay
Press release on Alex de Angelis serious crash in FP4
MotoGP medical director Michele Macchiagodena has confirmed the full extent of the serious injuries suffered by Alex de Angelis during fourth free practice for the Japanese Grand Prix, which includes multiple rib and vertebrae fractures, as well as a lung contusion.
The Sammarinese received lengthy medical treatment at the side of the Motegi circuit following the fall from his Ioda machine, with the team later confirming 'numerous fractures'. It also said he was conscious and talking as he was extricated.
Airlifted to Dokkyo Hospital in Mibu for treatment, de Angelis has undergone a CT scan, which has diagnosed a lung contusion after preliminary analysis. Furthermore, he is confirmed with several rib fractures, fractures to his T7-T8-T9 vertebrae, a body fracture to L4 and trasversal process fractures to T2, T4 and T8.
Also suffering a head concussion, the Macchiagodena says he will need to closely observed in the coming days to ensure his condition remains stable.
"There's a thoracic trauma with bilateral ribs fracture, on the left and the right. He also suffered a head concussion - the CT scan doesn't demonstrate any damage or bleeding but it still requires to remain under observation for the next days. However what needs more attention is the fact he sustained a lung contusion - we'll have to monitor it closely to make sure it doesn't lead to restricted breathing or any kind of infection.
“The early checks also report 5 fractured vertebrae, from which three seem to affect the body of the vertebrae - as of now there's no neurological damage but we'll have to make sure those fractures are stable so the medulla isn't affected. For now it needs to be observed closely in order to determine if surgery can be avoided." .
Get well soon Alex
MotoGP medical director Michele Macchiagodena has confirmed the full extent of the serious injuries suffered by Alex de Angelis during fourth free practice for the Japanese Grand Prix, which includes multiple rib and vertebrae fractures, as well as a lung contusion.
The Sammarinese received lengthy medical treatment at the side of the Motegi circuit following the fall from his Ioda machine, with the team later confirming 'numerous fractures'. It also said he was conscious and talking as he was extricated.
Airlifted to Dokkyo Hospital in Mibu for treatment, de Angelis has undergone a CT scan, which has diagnosed a lung contusion after preliminary analysis. Furthermore, he is confirmed with several rib fractures, fractures to his T7-T8-T9 vertebrae, a body fracture to L4 and trasversal process fractures to T2, T4 and T8.
Also suffering a head concussion, the Macchiagodena says he will need to closely observed in the coming days to ensure his condition remains stable.
"There's a thoracic trauma with bilateral ribs fracture, on the left and the right. He also suffered a head concussion - the CT scan doesn't demonstrate any damage or bleeding but it still requires to remain under observation for the next days. However what needs more attention is the fact he sustained a lung contusion - we'll have to monitor it closely to make sure it doesn't lead to restricted breathing or any kind of infection.
“The early checks also report 5 fractured vertebrae, from which three seem to affect the body of the vertebrae - as of now there's no neurological damage but we'll have to make sure those fractures are stable so the medulla isn't affected. For now it needs to be observed closely in order to determine if surgery can be avoided." .
Get well soon Alex
morning warm-up is delayed due to the weather, rain and low clouds so helicopter cant take off, so they cant run till its able too.
bet Lorenzo hoping it stops raining lol
bet Lorenzo hoping it stops raining lol
Soldato
Well done to Kent(6TH) Hoping for a rossi win
Great ride from Dani, a well deserved win
Rossi 2nd so another 4 pts over lorenzo
Rossi 2nd so another 4 pts over lorenzo
Soldato
C'mon Rossi pull your finger out!.
Soldato
Best race of the season for me. But spare a thought for the most unluckiest seagull ever
Last edited:
Soldato
What a mental last lap, that was a helluva move from MM, it's got to be said it's not looking good for Rossi, he looks exhausted whilst Lorenzo looks ready to go again.
best race of the year
Soldato
Best race of the season for me. But spare a thought for the most unluckiest seagull ever
Now when are they going to introduce closed cockpits for the MotoGP bikes ?
Soldato
Wow, stunning race. Unlucky for Danny Kent in Moto3. I won't spoil it, but do watch it.