Ten years on ,you can still feel the overwhelming heartache of everyone, not only the loss of such a young man but the potential of greatness.R I P Marco
I was married to the most amazing Thai lady, sadly I lost her to cancer, I still have her 46 'The Doctor' T-shirt in my bedroom window to show the world her strength, just like the greats. We sadly watched this happen live and we were also big fans of SideShow Bob aka Simo 58 and his raw talent, he was a pleasure to watch and to watch him grow through the classes. I remember we cried our eyes out watching his funeral as if it was our own family, my wife and I. Love live Simo 58 and all those amazing folks that bring us such joy and entertainment, will never forget you all... xxx
His immediate family lost their family member which is tragic. I always felt bad for Rossi having dealt a fatal blow to one of his best friends. He must have been devastated even though there was nothing he could have done different.
@jholmes82 None!! He was always a very erratic rider and caused lots of crashes. Was good but nothing special - never won a motogp race, so let's not get sentimental and say he'd have been a multiple world champion - he wouldn't!! Unfortunately this fate was always likely to be awaiting him
Was on UK time and due to having young infants twins, was awake early, and after a feed got the kids and the wife back to sleep and quietly watched the race.......can remember the smallest details of that early morning. Wasn’t the first loss I’d witnessed as a racing fan being an avid TT fan, but was one of the hardest. A terrible loss. A year after, I moved to Singapore and the Malaysian GP was a short trip I made every year. The love and respect that circuit shows every year for Marco is very special. Godspeed Marco. One of a kind ❤️
The sad thing is he had a lot of potential. Only 24. And was getting very close to Stoner, Pedrosa, Doviziozo and Lorenzo in every race. In his last finished race he finished just 2 seconds behind Stoner in Philip Island and ahead of Dovi and Pedrosa. RIP Simoncelli 😥😥
That's not "the sad thing", how much potential he did or didn't have doesn't really matter, he had a full life ahead of him, which would've included a lot more than just racing. These kinds of comments also imply that it would be less sad if a rider has less potential.
He handled it pretty well, I believe his position forces him to publicly speak in english quite often, so I dont think it was an issue for him. Obviously, talking about death is no joke, so my point is that I dont believe what was difficult for him was transmiting the message in english, but simply saying it due to the nature of the message itself.
I was about 9/10 years old, Rossi and Simoncelli were two of my favourite riders, I found out from my Dad, fortunately due to us being on UK time we didn’t see it live. It shakes me up to this day. RIP Super Sic.
I got up early here in the UK to watch this race and remember sitting stunned at the very brief footage of Marco on the circuit. I just knew I’d witnessed a fatal accident, so awful. RIP SuperSIc
i still remember this day like it was yesterday... i was 10 and i was on track with my brother and father. we do karting so it was a classic sunday training. we were on track when the tragedy occourred. then during a pause we decided to go to the circuit's coffee to get some water and watch some laps of the race on television. we entered and everybody there was looking sad. then i watch the screen and i see the red flag and the commenter's tone of voice was way more serious than i had ever heard. but at the moment i didnt realize what happened, and as a kid i was afraid to ask because i knew it was something serious. on the way back i asked my father and he told me. i remember that i felt more angry than sad but i didn't know why. i just felt that i had to go back on track, for him. i still do karting but i never felt the same when driving again like that day.
Firstly, Edward hit marco's back. The hit turns marco's hands and head lift up. Suddenly, Marco's hand ran over by Rossi's tyre and Marco's head get hit by down body of the bike. The crash turns Rossi's bike had a bump jump and broke Marco's helmet and Hand. It's weird this slow motion video shows everything
Marco Simoncelli started my interest in MotoGP, his riding style was just spectacular to watch, nearly 13 years on (at the time of comment) I still sadly miss him 😢
I remember my father waking me up and telling me and Marco had died. I thought and hoped that it was a cruel joke. I couldn't believe it and still can't honestly.
I have seen the Race live on TV. When the helmet ripped off, i knew Marco wouldn‘t surrive. I really startet crying. What a terrible accident. I will never forgot Marco. R.I.P
His l/n sounds sort of Italian... was he? Sleep tight, Mr Simoncelli...God, how I HATE the youngsters' deaths! a tear and a prayer 4 you from GREECE, rest in Paradise (I m a girl)
AGV or any other racing helmets are for standalone crashes and impacts, not any helmet in the world can resist the force of a bike hitting at 180km/hr.
In modern GP helmet there is a feature of Emergency Quick Release, the function is to (you guess it) to put it off easly, it helps the medical team to make a quick reaction if the rider is unconcious after a crash. In Marco's case, i'm afraid there is something to do with this emergency feature. Marco's head was being hit by Colin Edward while he was in +150kph and unfortunately that impact accidently engage the emergency release of that AGV. I think that's one the reason why the helmet was off from Marco's head
3 days before in 🇱🇾 Gheddafi was killed, and it was a good news for the world, but 3 days after the worsted day for who loved this sport. Unforgettable days.
Considerando tutto quello che è successo dopo, tutti i morti in mare e come sta messa la Libia adesso (ovvero non esiste più), proprio una bella notiziona l'assassinio di Gheddafi...
good news for the world? good news for the American controlled mass.media.maybe, the death of Ghadaffi triggered a civil war that has been on for 10 years and has killed 40.000
In the medical world we call this a Trauma Code. Code = Cardiac Arrest and Trauma = some type of external force or mechanism causing injury. Survival rates are less than 2% for these patients. Many medical entities have protocols in place to manage these patients with the least evasive processes and then executing orders from physicians to cease all resuscitative efforts. These patients unfortunately just don’t make it. If super sic miraculously survived he himself would have asked why he was allowed to live. He would have had no real chance at life again. R.I.P super sic 🙏
It was the darkest 2 weeks of motorsports that month in 2011. 1st Dan Wheldon in Las Vegas and then Simo. May them rest in peace.
Guido falaschi on tc too
and tomyzawa in moto2
@@crazyproje But he's talking about on that month, Tomy is really previous
@@crazyproje Tomizawa death during Misano 2010
And Ayrton Senna and Roland Ratzenberger from F1 and Dale Earnhardt Sr. from NASCAR
Even now in 2020 I cant watch this without fighting back the tears.
God I loved him , Sadly thus, Ayrton Senna and Marco racing in the skies, built for speed too fast for time on this timeline. ❤️
2024 😢
Ten years on ,you can still feel the overwhelming heartache of everyone, not only the loss of such a young man but the potential of greatness.R I P Marco
I was married to the most amazing Thai lady, sadly I lost her to cancer, I still have her 46 'The Doctor' T-shirt in my bedroom window to show the world her strength, just like the greats.
We sadly watched this happen live and we were also big fans of SideShow Bob aka Simo 58 and his raw talent, he was a pleasure to watch and to watch him grow through the classes.
I remember we cried our eyes out watching his funeral as if it was our own family, my wife and I.
Love live Simo 58 and all those amazing folks that bring us such joy and entertainment, will never forget you all...
xxx
His immediate family lost their family member which is tragic. I always felt bad for Rossi having dealt a fatal blow to one of his best friends. He must have been devastated even though there was nothing he could have done different.
Hard to believe its 10 years coming up. Still missed so much ❤
Damn man can't believe it's been 10 years
How many times a world champion would that boy have been 😞❤.
@@MiguelCosta-qm6rn seriously doesn't feel that long. crazy.
@jholmes82 None!! He was always a very erratic rider and caused lots of crashes. Was good but nothing special - never won a motogp race, so let's not get sentimental and say he'd have been a multiple world champion - he wouldn't!! Unfortunately this fate was always likely to be awaiting him
10 years later and it still feels like it was yesterday. Marco Simoncelli will never be forgotten.
Was on UK time and due to having young infants twins, was awake early, and after a feed got the kids and the wife back to sleep and quietly watched the race.......can remember the smallest details of that early morning. Wasn’t the first loss I’d witnessed as a racing fan being an avid TT fan, but was one of the hardest. A terrible loss. A year after, I moved to Singapore and the Malaysian GP was a short trip I made every year. The love and respect that circuit shows every year for Marco is very special. Godspeed Marco. One of a kind ❤️
Did you move to Singapore for work?
@@ajmalhussain3574 I did yes..
The sad thing is he had a lot of potential. Only 24. And was getting very close to Stoner, Pedrosa, Doviziozo and Lorenzo in every race. In his last finished race he finished just 2 seconds behind Stoner in Philip Island and ahead of Dovi and Pedrosa.
RIP Simoncelli 😥😥
That's not "the sad thing", how much potential he did or didn't have doesn't really matter, he had a full life ahead of him, which would've included a lot more than just racing.
These kinds of comments also imply that it would be less sad if a rider has less potential.
Reporters never fail to have a stupid question at the ready
rip marco, you were goin places fast in moto gp, you will be missed
So very very sad, we will never forget Marco Simoncelli. RIP Marco.
Marco was a future superstar in motogp no doubt, we miss him.
What a tragic loss for his family, girlfriend, the world and MotoGP. RIP Super Sic.
I was with Marco one week before at Phillip Island. A down to earth cool guy.
The poor Dr guy, he should not have had to go to a damn press conference and speak a second language!
I agree, absolutely not necessary for him to be put through that.
as the head of medical in an international racing series, it is normal to talk english
He handled it pretty well, I believe his position forces him to publicly speak in english quite often, so I dont think it was an issue for him. Obviously, talking about death is no joke, so my point is that I dont believe what was difficult for him was transmiting the message in english, but simply saying it due to the nature of the message itself.
If you choose to take on a position of employment then you have to take the good with the bad......that's life princess.
I think he might have wanted to go.
2022 and this is still hard to watch. May he continue to Rest In Peace 🙌🏾
I was about 9/10 years old, Rossi and Simoncelli were two of my favourite riders, I found out from my Dad, fortunately due to us being on UK time we didn’t see it live. It shakes me up to this day. RIP Super Sic.
I got up early here in the UK to watch this race and remember sitting stunned at the very brief footage of Marco on the circuit. I just knew I’d witnessed a fatal accident, so awful. RIP SuperSIc
We miss you Marco RIP brother
Miss you Marco ❤️
Too sad to hear. Terrible.
As a grown man I cried for Marco.
I saw it live and I cried too
Such a tragic story... I was watching the race that morning.. horrible. This affected 😔 so many .. gone too soon. #rip #sic58
i still remember this day like it was yesterday... i was 10 and i was on track with my brother and father. we do karting so it was a classic sunday training. we were on track when the tragedy occourred. then during a pause we decided to go to the circuit's coffee to get some water and watch some laps of the race on television. we entered and everybody there was looking sad. then i watch the screen and i see the red flag and the commenter's tone of voice was way more serious than i had ever heard. but at the moment i didnt realize what happened, and as a kid i was afraid to ask because i knew it was something serious. on the way back i asked my father and he told me. i remember that i felt more angry than sad but i didn't know why. i just felt that i had to go back on track, for him. i still do karting but i never felt the same when driving again like that day.
:'( u will be missed Marco♥♥♥♥♥
A legend never dies R I P Marco
Firstly, Edward hit marco's back. The hit turns marco's hands and head lift up. Suddenly, Marco's hand ran over by Rossi's tyre and Marco's head get hit by down body of the bike. The crash turns Rossi's bike had a bump jump and broke Marco's helmet and Hand. It's weird this slow motion video shows everything
How could a bike break them
Oh because they are big bike not like the original ones right?
I also think this affects Rossi's ability to race well, for years.. he just didn't seem the same.
@@hansyates8554I always felt so bad for Rossi. They were such good friends.
RIP Super Sic #58.
Such a Tragedy
i remember seeing the helmet flew during the crash and was like 'wtf is that'
Hard to watch. Rest in power champ
I remember watching this race as a 7 year old. I remember knowing something was not ok as my dad called my mom out of shock to tell her what happened
Marco Simoncelli started my interest in MotoGP, his riding style was just spectacular to watch, nearly 13 years on (at the time of comment) I still sadly miss him 😢
I'm still gutted 😞
how is it already 12 years, it feels like yesterday. Miss you Sic 💔
Rest in peace champion
L' Italia e il Mondo ti ricorderanno sempre Grande Campione e Grande Uomo 🙏💙
Heart breaking These men just want to go someplace quiet and cry I’m crying for you and this happened 10 years ago
Almost 10 years ago (
I remember my father waking me up and telling me and Marco had died. I thought and hoped that it was a cruel joke. I couldn't believe it and still can't honestly.
R.I.P
RIP Simoncelli 😥
Bambino 💙
RIP SIC58 never forget his TV interview with someone when he saw himself riding and he said 'I SAY FAAACCKK' was so funny and amazing
Marco was due to take the factory ride at Honda the following year after Casey Stoners retirement. The next world champ taken to early.
They worked on him for 45 minutes. Let me rephrase this , they attempted cpr for 45 minutes. They never gave up on him. Going above and beyond ✌️💯....
Poor tragedy
Rip legend
Tragic and personally I thought he was A Rossi like Legend in the making. RIP Sic
I have seen the Race live on TV. When the helmet ripped off, i knew Marco wouldn‘t surrive. I really startet crying. What a terrible accident. I will never forgot Marco. R.I.P
Ciao Super sic goodbye 😢😭
😢😢😢
His l/n sounds sort of Italian... was he? Sleep tight, Mr Simoncelli...God, how I HATE the youngsters' deaths! a tear and a prayer 4 you from GREECE, rest in Paradise (I m a girl)
Rip
Simoncelli era un peligro
Game over.
I cannot believe the AGV helmet strap broke so easily. I would never ever use that make of helmet, I ony use a high quality Arai and NOTHING else
I believe that such straps are designed to give at certain pressure and that it was not a fault.
AGV or any other racing helmets are for standalone crashes and impacts, not any helmet in the world can resist the force of a bike hitting at 180km/hr.
In modern GP helmet there is a feature of Emergency Quick Release, the function is to (you guess it) to put it off easly, it helps the medical team to make a quick reaction if the rider is unconcious after a crash. In Marco's case, i'm afraid there is something to do with this emergency feature. Marco's head was being hit by Colin Edward while he was in +150kph and unfortunately that impact accidently engage the emergency release of that AGV. I think that's one the reason why the helmet was off from Marco's head
Paid the ultimate price trying to save a M/C - sooner or later your luck runs out ie…93 Spain 2020 - Rip Sic58 much missed………
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3 days before in 🇱🇾 Gheddafi was killed, and it was a good news for the world, but 3 days after the worsted day for who loved this sport. Unforgettable days.
Gheddafi is innocent, imagine getting accused and killed
Considerando tutto quello che è successo dopo, tutti i morti in mare e come sta messa la Libia adesso (ovvero non esiste più), proprio una bella notiziona l'assassinio di Gheddafi...
good news for the world? good news for the American controlled mass.media.maybe, the death of Ghadaffi triggered a civil war that has been on for 10 years and has killed 40.000
You are either uneducated or just a complete moron, possibly both 🙄
@@kinglakaka💯
Lack of medical equipment
@Carmelll damn...gave him cpr for 45 min...
Bs,He was dead as soon as Vale and Edwards Hit him.
@@eduardosampoia5480 what an idiot you are. Too much greed for your own good.
@@eduardosampoia5480 shut the fuck up mate
In the medical world we call this a Trauma Code.
Code = Cardiac Arrest and Trauma = some type of external force or mechanism causing injury. Survival rates are less than 2% for these patients.
Many medical entities have protocols in place to manage these patients with the least evasive processes and then executing orders from physicians to cease all resuscitative efforts.
These patients unfortunately just don’t make it. If super sic miraculously survived he himself would have asked why he was allowed to live. He would have had no real chance at life again. R.I.P super sic 🙏
So Rossi killed Simoncelli
why didn't they have a press conference for Rossi? his carrier died in 2012....
This is not the place for crass childish comments, there are plenty of other places for that. Grow up and show some f**king respect !!!!
Your brain died the day you were born, obviously.
Its not funny to put such a joke witj this situation
Asshole.
I wish they had used condom that day.