Valentino Rossi and Colin Edwards IS NOT the murderer

It have been 2 weeks since Marco Simoncelli's death on track in Sepang Circuit, Malaysia. Most of people were thinking to blame people who involved with the accident, Valentino Rossi and Colin Edwards. I was sure that they're not understand the different of what the racing and what competition is. Racing is to feel the adrenaline on the high speed not to kill people on the high speed. Competition is included sportmanship, that's not a chance to kill someone too, even your enemy. MotoGP is an international sport, and the high-personality figure like Valentino Rossi and Colin Edwards were recomended to have a sportmanship too.

I cant stand that most of people blame Rossi and Edwards as the real murderer of Marco Simoncelli.
THAT'S INCREDIBLY MISTAKEN.

They must be SHUT THEIR MOUTH UP. They must dare to try ride a bike in 160mph then facing and avoiding somebody was crashed towards their bike in less than 1 second. They must feel what Edwards and Rossi feel in that time they involved in Marco Simoncelli's crash.

For you all the motogp fans must know that Simoncelli's bike regained some grip to the track, both Rossi and Edwards just were too close behind him. Can you imagine riding in 160mph and 5 meters in front of you somebody and his bike was come towards your way in the same speed? SURELY IT CAN'T BE AVOIDED.

I was writing a post when the accident happen : http://iloveredilovered.blogspot.com/2011/10/motogp-is-not-about-riders-skills-is.html
At that time i write the post, Moto2 race were end on red flag, i didn't feel anything will happen in MotoGP race, i just feel sympathy of the accident involved in Moto2 race. I want to share my thoughts about MotoGP race that the 50% success behind the riders were supported by their LUCK too. But in the time i was writing on my post, the accident happen. I didn't see it but it was a fatal accident that caused the race to be stopped.


They said Rossi and Edward were involved in this race. I looked at the accident video and see Edwards and Rossi were have no time to avoid the fatal crash. I heard Colin Edwards have a bad injury, and i saw Rossi on the video he looks like crying after crashed with Marco Simoncelli, then i saw the another hidden video that Rossi actually cried in the Ducati's paddock after heard Marco's death.

If Marco's family have the same thought with the people who blame Rossi, Marco's father would not let Rossi giving him any hug, Marco's mother would not hug Rossi tighly in front of Marco's coffin. THEY WOULD NOT DO IT.

So please for people who blame Rossi and Edwards out there to think more positive. This situation cannot be avoided by both of them. Bad luck happen, then cause Marco to lost his life. You don't have an authority to judge both of them (Rossi and Edwards).



Qoute Today : "People don't have authority to judge another people if they can't understand and can't give the current reason of what happened."

MotoGP Valencia : Every Riders Pay Their Tribute for Marco Simoncelli

Simoncelli Tribute Wall, Comunitat Valenciana Circuit. Tributes are being paid to the Italian at the final race of the 2011 season 

This last season of MotoGP 2011 at Valencia will be the tribute race for Marco Simoncelli called the "emotional season race". As it writtin on the motogp site that "Just under two weeks on from the 24 year-old’s tragic death in Malaysia the entire MotoGP community is marking the close of the 2011 season with a series of fitting tributes to the charismatic and popular rider."
I prepare to record this last season cause it would be memorial thing happen in MotoGP (I will not missed it). I'll say sorry that i'll keep the video for myself, i'll not posted it to my blog or anysite.

Must you know that not only the MotoGP riders who are pay tribute to Marco, even 125cc and 250cc riders are also pay tribute to him, you can see the picture below this post. I just want you to don't miss this last season, cause it will be great (esp. for Marco fans).

San Carlo Honda Gresini Box, Comunitat Valenciana Circuit. Another tribute to the memory of Marco Simoncelli was seen this evening at the Ricardo Tormo circuit in Valencia. The San Carlo Honda Gresini team set up its box with the number 58 bike on display, with a banner at the back of the garage featuring a portrait of the late Italian racer and a moving tribute that reads (in Italian): “Goodbye Marco, it was and honor and privilege to work with you.”

Below this, is the riders tribute for Marco Simoncelli. Everyone is pay tribute to him.

Valentino Rossi

"Ragazzi ecco il 58 sul Ducatone...46+58!Domani pomeriggio o sabato mattina anche il casco.domani si parte,notte. (Guys, here is ducati bike with the 58 ... 46 +58! Tomorrow afternoon or Saturday morning, will also part of the helmet, good night)"
"It’s been difficult, I’ve tried to stay as much as possible with Paolo (Simoncelli) and the family of Marco who are my friends. The feeling in Italy was unbelievable and great for Marco because a lot of people remembered him from all over Italy and demonstrated they liked him a lot on and off the track. In a bad moment like this the atmosphere was great with a lot of people who wanted to say ciao to Marco. It’s good to be here in Valencia. It’s a strange feeling for everybody but I think it’s the best way to remember Marco. On Tuesday we’ll have an important moment for next year because it’s the first time all the 1000cc bikes are on track together. We’ll work and we expect we’ll have to fix some problems but it will be interesting to try the new bike together with the Honda and the Yamaha. But first we have the race, we have to concentrate on that and make a good result, especially to remember Marco."

Loris Capirossi

“It was an honour to ride with Marco’s number on my bike. Apart from that it was a tough afternoon. The tyres didn’t work so in the final minutes we had to use my tyres from this morning. They were a bit worn but I still managed to improve my second-session time by three seconds. I’m happy with how the morning went, and I’m very optimistic for tomorrow. We can do well.”
“The situation is strange for everyone. We are all here and we try never to forget Marco – this is really important because he is part of our life and always tried to do his best. For this I want to keep his honour and I want to use his number 58 on my bike for this race. I really hope he is happy about that and that I can achieve the same result as he could. I will do my best for him and after this race I will of course retire as planned. I am happy because after 22 seasons it’s a good time to stop. There are a lot of strong riders and it’s good to do something else.”

Hiroshi Aoyama
"The conditions made life hard today and I had a crash. The grip levels weren't the best and even though I tried to find the limit it was very hard and I am not happy with the result. I hope I can be faster tomorrow and on Sunday. This is an important Grand Prix for me because it is my last in MotoGP and I am desperate to have a good race to honour Marco, who we are all missing greatly. I will try to do my best for all these reasons.”

Casey Stoner
"It will be difficult to return to racing this weekend after Marco's terrible accident in Sepang but I think it is the best thing we can do to honour him. We know we all play a risky game and, even if compared to the past the safety of our sport is much better, unfortunately these kind of events still occur. My thoughts go out to his family and I hope that they are coping through this period. The race this weekend is the final round of an incredible season for us, we worked hard all year and after clinching the title in Phillip Island we are starting to look to 2012. After the race here in Valencia we will have the two day test on the 1000cc machine and then we can take a well deserved break and reflect on the ups and downs of a very long hard season. We will go out there this weekend and try to put on a good show for all the fans and especially in memory of Marco."

Dani Pedrosa
"Valencia will be a very special race for everybody. This weekend we will all have Marco in our thoughts and I hope the fans show their respect and appreciation to him, as the whole MotoGP family will do. Valencia is a track I like a lot and I'm looking forward to seeing all the fans there again. Last year I couldn't perform very well due to injury, but this time I hope to have a good race and finish the season in a good shape."

Andrea Dovizioso
“I’m very sad for the loss of Marco. I’m going to Valencia not in the right frame of mind for a race. I will wear Marco's number 58 on the chest of my leathers, close to my heart, this is the only thing that counts. I have raced with Marco throughout my whole career, he was “the rival” and now that he is no longer with us, he has left a big void and I want to convert this feeling of emptiness to determination. I hope to get a good result at Valencia mainly because it is important for me to finish third in the Championship but I know the race will be difficult as it is not one of my favourite circuits and Dani is very strong there. Also, the GP of Valencia is my last race with Honda and I really would like to crown these ten years together with a good final race."

Ben Spies
“When we think about what’s happened over the past couple of weeks it’s hard to come to the last race with the emotions we feel, but everybody knows Marco would want us to race. We have to pull together, do the best we can and put on the best race we can for him and everybody else. I feel a lot better, I needed a rest. The crash in Australia was pretty big, but now my condition is the least of my worries. I want to get through this race, do the best I can for Yamaha and then move on to the test.”

Alvaro Bautista
“I am really looking forward to going to the Valencia race. It has been a tough time for all of us since Sepang, but I am ready for the last race and the fact that it is in my home country always makes it a special occasion. I have done well in the last few races, and my Suzuki has felt great, but the results have not arrived so we need to put that right. My target for the weekend is to fight to the maximum, finish the race with a good result and dedicate it to Marco. We had so many huge battles together – I will use these memories positively in Valencia.”

Randy de Puniet
"I’m satisfied. This morning the track was quite dry, more towards the end of the session and I ended in seventh place. In the afternoon I did well on the wet track, finishing the session with the seventh best lap time. The feeling with the bike is good, and I hope it is tomorrow as well. There is a good opportunity to end this season with a good result, and my thoughts are with Marco and his family"

Cal Crutchlow

Nicky Hayden

Hector Barbera

Toni Elias

Karel Abraham

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(2)

(3)


Moto2 : Alex de Angelis (1), Mattia Pasini (2), Stefan Bradl (3)

(1)

(2)

(3)

125cc : Nico Terrol (1), Niklas Ajo (2), Danny Kent (3)




I want to share a song which maybe suitable with this post (maybe... hahahah). Cause when i hear this song and read this post back, i feel it suitable... That's no matter if you don't like, just want to share what i feel~ = b

Keane - Somewhere Only We Know

Song Title in After The Flag Marco Simoncelli Tribute

I found the first and last song of After The Flag Tribute video for Marco Simoncelli. Thanks to Meganoide19dci and strawberry2281, who told me about the title songs in youtube ! I really appreciated it~ =]
These songs surely make you fell sad to hear it. This song succesfully made me almost cry for the first time i hear it. (Not too mean, but seriously, when you heard all part of the song and you've been lost someone you love in the past few months, this song will really touched).

The first song, the title is "Crystal Castle" by Terry Devine-King & Tom Jenkins. This is an instrumental song and this song is a bit hard to find in the downloadable file.

The last song, the title is "Planet Earth" by Barrie Gledden. I don't know if there's any download file that bigger than 2,79MB, cause i've been search all of the downloadable files but the biggest of all of it is 2.79MB. Please inform me if you find any~ =]


This is the Lyrics and the video :

Barrie Gledden - Planet Earth

Maybe everything is right with the world
it`s just that we can`t get off it
Maybe everything is wrong in the world
it`s just we`re too proud to see it

In the dream that I`ve seen
In the Day that has gone
On the flow of the wind in the ocean
and the Black of the night
and the Breath of the
One who doesn`t care

In the dream that I`ve seen
And alone in the wishes
And I followed it up
And I followed it home
And the bleed to the one
And the fall to the ghost

And the dream that I`ve seen
And the dream that I`ve seen

Maybe everything is right with the world
It`s just that we can`t get off it
Maybe everything is wrong in the wold

It`s just we`re too proud to see it

In the dream that I`ve seen
On the flow of the wind in the ocean
And the black on the night
And the fake of the moonlight
And the bleed to the one
And the fall to the ghost

In the dream that I`ve seen
In the dream that I`ve seen

Maybe everything is right with the world
It`s just that we can`t get off it

 

Barrie Gledden - Planet Earth

This is the current video of After The Flag : Marco Simoncelli Tribute

(The video cannot be embed so i just post the link here)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dENEvR2T6iY

Dedicated to Marco Simoncelli - R.I.P Marco Simoncelli

Today, MotoGP have lost one of it's good rider. He is Marco Simoncelli. Marco died after a horrific and terrible crash in Sepang circuit in Malaysia today. He fell on his bike and has no control of it. The bike crashed on Collin Edwards's bike and make his helmet knock out. The 24-year-old's helmet came off in the collision and he was taken to the medical centre for treatment, but his injuries were too serious.

Race marshalls attend to Honda rider Simoncelli following his fatal crash just four minutes after the start of the Malaysian MotoGP race.

Marco's body was taken to ambulance, after the medical teams reporting of his death.


His bike which the last bike he ride.

Marshals and medical team taking Marco Simoncelli to ambulance, see the video here: http://www.ansa.it/web/notizie/videogallery/sport/2011/10/25/visualizza_new.html_667805171.html

Marco Simoncelli's father is comforted as he waits outside a medical centre where the rider was taken following a crash at the Malaysian Grand Prix

Simoncelli's mother Rossella is comforted outside the medical centre after her son's fatal crash.

Simoncelli's girlfriend Kate walks through an empty Honda garage after the shocking accident

 

Simoncelli was trying to overtaking Bautista.

Fatal crash in lap 2, Sepang Circuit, Malaysia.

Paolo Simoncelli, Marco's father, is comforted by his son's manager Carlo Pernat outside the medical center following the accident

Marco Simoncelli before Sepang's race. Promote his new website to say "Ciao" (Good Bye)


Promised to win MotoGP Sepang Circuit in Malaysia.

Casey Stoner, who was worried about Marco Simoncelli conditions 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", said the Australian rider to BBC2. Tony Elias, Moto2 world champion, was praying the injuries to Simoncelli were not serious before learning the devastating news.'We just hope Marco is OK - that's my wish,' he said.
The organisers confirmed the race was cancelled, having halted it immediately after the fatal incident. A bulletin from the organisers, reported on website Autosport, said: 'Race cancelled as the medical centre staff is focusing on treating Marco Simoncelli and track action cannot be resumed in the current circumstances.'
It was confirmed on MotoGP's official website that he died at 4.56pm local time.
The organisers cancelled the race when the extent of Simoncelli's injuries become apparent, having halted it immediately after the accident.
Tributes came in from his fellow riders.
British MotoGP rider Cal Crutchlow wrote on Twitter: 'RIP Marco Simoncelli ! A great rider and all round nice guy. My thoughts are with all his family & friends. I will never forget today.'

-dailynews.co.uk

Sic @Sepang, before race.

Sic @Sepang, before crash.

Members of the Race Direction Paul Butler, Claude Danis, Franco Uncini and Javier Alonso were joined by Medical Director Michele Macchiagodena at a press conference to explain the circumstances of Marco Simoncelli’s death at the Sepang circuit on Sunday.

Paul Butler opened the press conference, saying: “The purpose of this press conference is to appraise you of the circumstances that resulted in the tragic death of Marco Simoncelli. You know who we all are, the Race Direction; Claude Danis who is the FIM representative, Javier Alonso the Dorna representative, Franco Uncini the riders’ representative, and I’m Paul Butler the IRTA representative and Race Director. Michele Macchiagodena is our Medical Director and he will explain to you the circumstances that resulted in this death.”
Michele Macchiagodena said: “I’m very sad to be here to report about the death of Marco Simoncelli, a friend. Because of the crash he had during the race, in which he was hit by other riders, he suffered a very serious trauma to the head, to the neck and the chest. When our medical staff got to him he was unconscious. In the ambulance because there was a cardiac arrest they started CPR (cardiac pulmonary resuscitation). Immediately in the Medical Centre, with the help also of the Doctor of our staff at the Clinica Mobile and local Doctors, he was intubated and it was possible to take off some blood from the thorax. The CPR was continued for 45 minutes because we tried to help him for as long as we thought it was possible. Unfortunately it was not possible to help him and at 16:56 (local time) we had to declare he was dead.”
Paul Butler responded to a question about Marco Simoncelli’s helmet coming off in the crash by saying: “I think if I may reply, that will be for another occasion. Quite clearly the consequences and circumstances surrounding the accident will be thoroughly investigated.”
Answering a question about the condition of Colin Edwards, who was involved in the incident, Michele Macchiagodena said: “He had a dislocation of the shoulder and with anaesthesia the shoulder now is in the correct position. He is fine.”
Paul Butler concluded the press conference by adding: “Our sympathies go to his family and we want to show every respect possible to Marco.”
Video : http://www.motogp.com/en/videos/2011/Race+Direction+press+conference+Marco+Simoncelli

-motogp.com

Deepest Condolance for Simoncelli T.T

Source : http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/motogp/15420069.stm?utm_source=BBC+News+UK&utm_medium=twitter + Youtube.

 Simoncelli was involved in a crash with two other bikes 

 

Marco Simoncelli has died after a horrific crash at the Malaysian MotoGP in Sepang.

The race was cancelled after four minutes when Honda rider Simoncelli fell and was hit by Colin Edwards and Valentino Rossi as he slid across the track.
The 24-year-old had his helmet knocked off in the accident and the race was immediately red-flagged.
Honda rider Simoncelli first entered MotoGP for the 2010 season.
He won his first pole position at the Catalunya race in June this year.
The accident happened at Turn 11 when Simoncelli's bike veered across the track into the path of Edwards and Rossi.
Simoncelli, who was motionless on the track after the impact, had been fourth at the end of lap one after qualifying in fifth.
Edwards also fell but escaped serious injury, while Rossi, on a Ducati, was able to return to the pits.
World champion Casey Stoner 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's first podium finish came in the Czech Republic in August when he finished third but he bettered that with a second-place finish at the Australian GP.
The Italian started in the 125cc class in 2002 and moved up to the 250cc class in 2006.
He claimed the 250cc world title in 2008.

This is the video about the crash :

MotoGP : Is not about Rider's Skills, is not about The Engine, is also about LUCK

I'm a huge fans of Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo.
In this 2011 season, i always support both of them to be a winner by watching every episodes of MotoGP's 2011 season. Unfortunately, Rossi had been have a problem with his engine test, so the Ducati bike can't run faster as Casey Stoner did previously. So i hang on Jorge Lorenzo, support him to be the world champion. But the mother of luck have run away from him anyway, he fell down in Philladelphia when race test and broke his fingers, then Lorenzo cannot continue to ride on Philladelphia's race, cause he must have a surgery of his broken fingers.
Casey Stoner then become the world champion of MotoGP on 2011.

Being a rider in MotoGP for a common people like me, i think not depends just only on rider's skills, or his engine. Sometimes luck handle up what situations must come about. Now when i write this post, i was watching Malaysian MotoGP's seasons, who will win i still didn't know.

I remember in 2006, when Nicky Hayden was in first position and will be the world champion after he finish that race, suddenly he fell down because of Dani Pedrosa. Both of them fell down, and causing Rossi to still have a chance to become the world champion. That time Nicky Hayden was very angry to Dani Pedrosa, but who knows of luck, it's everywhere to control the situations.

In 2010, Shoya Tomizawa, a Japanese Rider in Moto2 race, died after he crashed and was hit by two other riders during Sunday's Moto2 race at the San Marino Grand Prix in the sport's second fatality in eight days. The 19-year-old Tomizawa lost control of his bike and hit his head on the track as his bike flipped over. While on the track, he was hit at full speed by riders Alex De Angelis and Scott Redding.

And now when it comes to Jorge Lorenzo and Casey Stoner were fight for the world champion, some crash caused Lorenzo to leave the world champions title out, because of a crash in race test that caused his finger broken. Now he can't continue to race in Sepang circuit too..

Luck maybe the most things to affect the riders's success and fate. Until now i watched MotoGP Sepang in Malaysia, something happen between Marco Simmoncelli-Valentino Rossi-Collin Edwards, Simoncelli has crash and his bike was out of control, his bike caused Collin Edwards to crash and hit Valentino Rossi. Something seriously that Marco Simmoncelli's helmet slipped away from him. Fortunately, it's reported now that Collin Edwards didn't have any serious injury, and Marco Simmoncelli have undergoing treatment in medical centre. Luck still there for Valentino Rossi, even have a hard hit by Collin Edward's bike, he can still hang on his bike. This thing causing red flag out and stop the race.

Now, the race was cancelled. I think Marco Simoncelli have a critical injury that caused race to be cancelled. Get well soon Marco~T.T (<- I'm a fans of Marco Simoncelli too). Maybe it was a terrible crash for him.

Luck maybe handle some of rider's situations. Even the riders have a good skills, and have a good engine. It's not guaranteed him to become the world champion. 50% of rider's success is handle by luck.

So for supporters, if your lovely rider didn't win at a race or not become a world champion, don't judge him have a bad skills or engine. Your lovely riders may have a bad luck too. Cause 50% of rider's success is depend on his luck..

UPDATED : MARCO SIMMONCELI HAS DIED IN THIS TERRIBLE CRASH... THIS POST DEDICATED TO SIMONCELLI, AND THE NEWS IN IT WILL ALWAYS UPDATED: http://iloveredilovered.blogspot.com/2011/10/dedicated-to-marco-simoncelli-rip-marco.html

- RIP SIMONCELLI -