KEMALANGAN MAUT & KEMATIAN DLM SUKAN PERMOTORAN

syleighty wrote:klu btl la dia jatuh dr stretcher...mau SIC kena enquirie gila2 pas nh...takut taun depan x de pulak motogp kt sepang..huhu

alphawolf wrote:Dan yang paling bangang..kat forum terhangat negara jiran.....kemalangan tu didakwa membuktikan kebodohan kita......

kalau camtu italians pun bangang jugak la sebabkan kematian Ayrton Senna....

alphawolf wrote:Dan yang paling bangang..kat forum terhangat negara jiran.....kemalangan tu didakwa membuktikan kebodohan kita......
kalau camtu italians pun bangang jugak la sebabkan kematian Ayrton Senna....

marc_zman wrote:

alphawolf wrote:Dan yang paling bangang..kat forum terhangat negara jiran.....kemalangan tu didakwa membuktikan kebodohan kita......
kalau camtu italians pun bangang jugak la sebabkan kematian Ayrton Senna....

& komentar mereka membuktikan di tahap mana sebenarnya mentaliti segelintir forumer mereka. kita faham yg ada golongan yg tak akan dapat terima apa-apa, tak kira laaa yg baik atau tidak mengenai negara kita. tapi jangan la bab kemalangan tu pun nak jadikan peluru tuk tembak orang membabi buta. senang-senang nanti satu dunia boleh nampak kelemahan diri sendiri

cam kata bro alpha laaa.. aryton senna maut kat itali, so itali pun kira bangang ka? abis, yg maut kat us aritu? kira us pun bangang laaa.. so kita mmg setaraf laaa ngan itali ngan us yer

marc_zman wrote:(sajer Kawan bukak topik yg agak general coz benda ni jarang berlaku)

ITALIAN RIDER DIES IN HORRIFIC MotoGP SMASH

Sunday, October 23rd 2011 10:43

Italian motorcycle rider Marco Simoncelli has died after a crash in the Malaysian MotoGP. The 24-year-old's helmet was knocked off when he fell and was hit by the bikes of Colin Edwards and Valentino Rossi as he slid across the track on his Honda.

The season's penultimate race was abandoned immediately after the collision just four minutes into the event, as Simoncelli lay motionless on the track. Yamaha's Edwards also came off his bike but escaped serious injury, while Rossi was able to nurse his Ducati back to the pits. Simoncelli lay stricken on the track before being taken to the circuit's medical centre where he was pronounced dead.

MotoGP said in a statement: "Despite (doctors') efforts, Marco sadly succumbed to his injuries. "Everybody involved in MotoGP extends its deepest condolences to Marco's family, friends and team at this tragic loss." Casey Stoner, who won his second MotoGP title at his home Australian Grand Prix last week, said: "As soon as I saw the footage it just makes you sick inside.

"Whenever the helmet comes off that's not a good sign."

Simoncelli had enjoyed the finest hour of his career at Sepang when he finished third to clinch the 2008 season's 250cc title. The death comes just a week after Indianapolis 500 winner Dan Wheldon died in a 15-car crash in Las Vegas in IndyCar.

Hundreds of people have attended the British racer's funeral in Florida.

Sepang Circuit chairman Mokhzani Mahathir said: "It is a sad back-to-back weekend for motorsports. "We try our best to avoid incidents and prepare for the worst. You see, 99% of the time, riders falling and walking away. Only 1% do not."

Race director Paul Butler promised a thorough investigation. After the crash, restless fans upset with the lengthy delay following it showered the track with water bottles and other debris. The last fatal crash in the world motorcycling championship was last year when Japan's Shoya Tomizawa was killed.

marc_zman wrote:mana boss ven ni.. mau tanya.. ada tak diorang buat satu dua lap khas sebagai menghormati mendiang tu? mana tau kan.. yg kes indy 300 tu diorang buat 3 lap kalu tak silap

heavyduty wrote:whats up with the trash anyway?they mad about the crash?