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É sempre lamentável uma morte num desporto, seja ele qual for. J´avi as imagens, são horríveis, o Rossi no fim da corrida disse que viu o acidente e que percebeu que as coisas tinham corrido muito mal para o Tomi...:(


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Infelizmente foi uma queda como acontece em todos os GPs... mas desta vez, infelizmente, foi atropelado duas vezes.

Àquela velocidade, é muito difícil.
 
Infelizmente foi uma queda como acontece em todos os GPs... mas desta vez, infelizmente, foi atropelado duas vezes.

Àquela velocidade, é muito difícil.

Lembro-me há pouco tempo da queda do Dovizioso, por sorte era uma curva que possibilitava alguma margem de mudança de trajectória, ao contrário da maior parte das curvas do circuito de Misano.

E quando acontece um acidente deste tipo ficamos a pensar que até acaba por ser quase um milagre não acontecer mais deste género.
É um dos desportos mais perigosos sem dúvida alguma.
 
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Dani Pedrosa: “There are no words to say how it feels after this victory – it feels like nothing. I arrived at parc fermé very happy with the win and I immediately felt that the atmosphere among my mechanics was really strange, everybody was serious. Still with my helmet on they told me about Tomizawa and I couldn’t react. It was a big shock, a big contrast for me. I asked three times if it was true because I couldn’t believe it. It’s so sad, terrible, and these things should never happen. As a person I can only say that he was a very funny boy, always happy and making jokes, and as a rider he earned respect from everybody in a very short time, he was fast and brave. To lose two riders in a week is terrible [American Peter Lenz died at Indianapolis last weekend]. I believe everybody in the World Championship is feeling the same now and I want to send my condolences to the family. When you are born, life gives you the chance to choose what you want to do. Tomi chose to be a rider and in fact he was doing great. I just want to think that he’s been happy making his dream come true."

Toni Elías:“All I feel is sadness right now and my victory today is irrelevant. I was talking and joking with Tomizawa only yesterday in the Clinica Mobile and to think that he is no longer with us is truly awful. Even today we were out there racing together when he was in front of me before this incredible tragedy. He has left an indelible mark on my life."

Jorge Lorenzo: "I don't have many words for the race on such a sad say. It's a huge pity because he was a good guy and a strong rider. I am so sad and I just want to say how sorry I am for his family and his friends. When this happens nothing else matters."

Valentino Rossi: "I'm so sorry for Shoya because he was a strong rider but above all he was very ‘sympatico.' He was very funny, always smiling and he always had nice things to say to everyone. He was also very young with a great career ahead of him so we are all very sad."

Casey Stoner: “I am deeply saddened for Tomizawa, his family and everybody who worked with him. It is something truly terrible and it left me breathless, like a week ago (and the death of Peter Lenz). It was a pleasure to watch him ride and I was looking forward to see him have a great career."

Andrea Dovizioso: “My thoughts are with Shoya Tomizawa. I was informed after the race and the news is like a slap in the face. Two tragic accidents in two races is so terrible and it reminds us how dangerous our job is. The safety commission has improved safety levels so much that we often forget this aspect. I’m so sorry for Tomizawa’s family. Having become a father I can understand that this is the worst thing that can happen for a family. Unfortunately we couldn’t do anything: these were two casualties, two accidents with a similar dynamic where the track-side barriers were not touched. This can happen and this is why our job is so risky."

Nicky Hayden: “I am really sad, we have lost two riders in two weekends. My thoughts are with his family and his team but I think the whole paddock has been hit hard by this tragedy. At the end of the day we are all brothers here. We have lost a talented kid with a great personality. I loved his style, his determination and the smile he always wore.”

Marco Melandri: “There is nothing I have to say about today’s race. It is a tragic day.”

Hiroshi Aoyama: “All I can say is I’m very sad. Tomizawa was a great friend.”

Randy de Puniet: I do not want to speak about me and my race. This weekend ended in the most horrible way. My thoughts go to Shoya and his family.”

Marco Simoncelli: “Today is a very sad and tough day, when racing doesn’t feel like it should. I know just how hard it is to lose a rider in these circumstances and I know the pain that his family and all the guys on the team who worked with him are feeling right now. There is little more to say. This is an extremely sad day. We knew immediately that the race was serious, but you always hope at times like this that there will be a miracle and the rider will get to his feet. Unfortunately that wasn’t the case today.”
 
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