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Moto GP 250cc : First news about Taro Sekiguchi

Written: 20/08/2007 : 14:57. Read 3654 times (10/day).

The 250cc class rider for the Campetella Racing Team, Taro Sekiguchi who was involved in a terrible crash sunday morning at Brno during the Warm Up is now safe, but suffers of several broken bones.

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This crash took place just few minutes before the end of the session.
Marco Simoncelli was riding his Gilera to the limit and was a little bit optimistic. He slide off the track and high sided. He could avoid the crash but for him all was OK.

Simoncelli's crash took place just at the outside of a corner, before a straight line. The Gilera continued his slide in the middle of the track in big cloud of dust so it was impossible for the following riders to see the bike.

Taro Sekiguchi, pushing hard came out of the corner and see at the latest moment the Gilera lying on the track.

The choc was unavoidable.
Like a springboard, Simoncelli's bike sent Taro Sekiguchi and his bike high in a terrifying jump.
The rider fell on the floor very hardly, on his hips, he slide couple of meters completly motionless...

Fortunately, Taro Sekiguchi woke up few minutes after at the Clinica Mobile, then was immediatly sent to the nearer hospital.
According to the last informations, no internal organs are touched, but Taro Sekiguchi suffers of two broken ribs, and also broken pelvis.
Now a long convalescence is starting for him.
Good Luck Taro!

Article : Aurélien Filippi
Photos : Campetella Racing

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