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what do you think about Shoya Tomizawa's Untimely Death at Misano?This forum post has messages dated from 09/11/10 through 04/10/11, please be sure to read all the messages. If you feel it is old or outdated, please follow up with a question or comment and someone may be able to update it, or reply with newer information if you have it. - Racing Safety
| what do you think about Shoya Tomizawa's Untimely Death at Misano? do you think this is another problem for the safety of the motogp riders and rac direction because they did exactly what they did 7 years ago when daijiro kato's accident at suzuka, this time they didn't red flag the race, I'm feel so sorry for him, he led the championship for a while then came to this, also another question is that Tech 3 is just a stepping stone for riders to compete in Yamaha? I think Crutchlow will find difficulty next season, what do you think? |
| I think the case about Shoya Tomizawa's untimely death was a big lesson for a lot of motorists. The race organizers had faults during that time perhaps but I think they have learned from it and they should get proper training and workshop on how to handle such situation properly. I hope to see more good motor riders from Japan. They are simply the great. I think they are inspired by Tomizawa. |
| Hi there! I am so sorry to hear about the untimely death of Shoya Tomizawa at Misano. Yes, I agree with Marynor. I think that this should be a lesson not just to the organizers but above all to the racers as well. They should at least be careful everytime they go for a race. Thank you so much and have a great day to all! |
| There are more motorcycle accidents that result in deaths lately. Motorcycle racing is definitely no less safer than those road motorists. I cannot fathom why some people love living on the edge by being a motorcycle racer. It's very dangerous and I wouldn't want to watch it for fear that something bad could happen. I'm not being negative. I'm just being realistic. You really have to be careful when you ride a motorcycle. |
| I have to agree with that, it is not safe to even ride a motorcycle in the Philippine high ways. For me there is nothing wrong in riding motorcycles as long as you are licensed and you really know how to drive, not just the basics. There are many that are new to driving who can easily acquire license. Those are the ones who are prone to accidents. Thanks for sharing in here and good day. |
| I really am not into this adventure type of racing. You just don't when accidents may happen. No matter how good a person is in motor racing, something may go wrong anytime. So, the proper gear as well as implementing and following safety rules are not optional in these events. |
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