Totally gutted
A very sad day, RIP Simo
A very sad day, RIP Simo
RIP Simo
32 posts · Started by lc4 · 23 Oct 2011
Post 2 by Superdan,
#2Yeah, it appears to be official
Such a shame I really liked watching him.
Lets see if Pedrosa and Co now say how much they loved racing with him.
Such a shame I really liked watching him.
Lets see if Pedrosa and Co now say how much they loved racing with him.
Post 3 by scamb66,
#3Tragic
Post 4 by troy,
#4Truly tragic, love or hate him he was a entertaining rider. A character that will be missed.
Post 5 by MADDOG53,
#5Devastating.
RIP Marco.
RIP Marco.
Post 6 by oafboy182,
#6I must say that I've not felt this sad since the loss of Sarrienen and Paso,,,,,just gutted,,,,,,
Post 7 by omky756,
#7he was the best part motogp this year. R.I.P.
Post 8 by DribbleDuke,
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Post 9 by Grendel,
#9I believe that he should have raced in a series that used lap times while running the track alone. He was fast and he rarely realised that two objects cannot occupy the same space at the same time. Other racers , sixteen of them were on the track and he may have been aware that many were behind him but forgot in his quest to keep from crashing once again. My thankfulness is that it may not have adversely effected two veterans that have shown racecraft and tried to place this importance upon him to no avail.
Just when I was thinking that he may have matured and how quickly the maturity took hold he had a momontary laps of reasoning that, thankfully left others semi unscathed.
I would have kicked him off the track years ago.
Do not think that I am not pained and have no feelings of total dread, I do, more than you realise. I just feel that this is the premier class and it requires far more than guts, and glory.
Just when I was thinking that he may have matured and how quickly the maturity took hold he had a momontary laps of reasoning that, thankfully left others semi unscathed.
I would have kicked him off the track years ago.
Do not think that I am not pained and have no feelings of total dread, I do, more than you realise. I just feel that this is the premier class and it requires far more than guts, and glory.
Post 10 by Crotchrockety,
#10Simoncelli is the only reason MotoGP was worth watching. He re-lite the days when you raced! The rest of the paddock positioned for points, had secret gentleman codes of conduct. Simo raced. Grendel believes he leaves a huge hole in our hearts and in racing.
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Post 12 by Colonel_Klinck,
#12We may have both said the same thing, only you took more words.
If he saved it, but he did not. He cut across a racing line. If he had of listened to his fellow riders and settled down a bit, but he did not. If he had rode at Laguna in 2008, but he did not. I appreciate that you feel stronly that he was a diamond in the ruff, I believe that the premiere class is not for uncut gemstones.
I do believe that Sic could have become great, but with if's you could put Paris in a bottle.
I feel your pain and wish that we could turn back the hands of time, but we cannot.
If he saved it, but he did not. He cut across a racing line. If he had of listened to his fellow riders and settled down a bit, but he did not. If he had rode at Laguna in 2008, but he did not. I appreciate that you feel stronly that he was a diamond in the ruff, I believe that the premiere class is not for uncut gemstones.
I do believe that Sic could have become great, but with if's you could put Paris in a bottle.
I feel your pain and wish that we could turn back the hands of time, but we cannot.
Post 13 by lc4,
#13Dibble seriously you are talking rubbish there. He actually came incredibly close to saving it. The bike was hooking back up and that's why he cut back across the track. If he'd just let it go he'd have slid into the kitty litter and this thread wouldn't exist but that's not Super Sic. You only have to read some of the things his fellow racers in MotoGP and ex racers are saying about him to realise they thought he was an amazing talent and would be a future world champ. Yeah he crashed a fair amount last season and some of this but he was learning and learning quickly. Not content to just ride within his limits and come mid pack he pushed past and sometimes crashed but I'm guessing he learnt something from every crash. It's racing and it's dangerous but this really was a freak accident. Every quote I've read from current and ex racers are just full of praise and admiration for a talent that was set to dominate the best part of a decade but was taken too early. MotoGP has lost something impossible to replace.
Post 14 by ktmguy,
#14Post 15 by shadowman,
#15Haven't watched MotoGP for years as it was boring. Sim is the only reason I got glued to the TV again this year to follow it.
I believe he was a true racer who didn't take any shit from anyone. If would have the talent I would ride the same, I would not be out there to be another runner up....
The mane and the heart of a lion. Rest at full throttle Sim!
I hate to see this tread turn in to a argument but Dribble you are full of sh&t!
If you believe what you are saying go and buy a tourer or a harley and get of this forum!
I believe he was a true racer who didn't take any shit from anyone. If would have the talent I would ride the same, I would not be out there to be another runner up....
The mane and the heart of a lion. Rest at full throttle Sim!
I hate to see this tread turn in to a argument but Dribble you are full of sh&t!
If you believe what you are saying go and buy a tourer or a harley and get of this forum!
Post 16 by shadowman,
#16[youtube]PnADOUMSz28&feature=related[/youtube]
Post 17 by shadowman,
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Post 18 by shadowman,
#18[youtube]v=PnADOUMSz28&feature=related[/youtube]
Post 19 by Ducati Pete,
#19Post 20 by shadowman,
#20TBH the rider tributes to Kato were very similar.
He too would have won the premier class in the future had he survived.
While he was very important to Honda and Japan, the rest of the world got over it pretty quick (Sete excluded) and MotoGP rolled on.
This time will be no different.
On one forum, it's like the death of Diana all over again. I'm hoping a few of them will take their own lives.
He too would have won the premier class in the future had he survived.
While he was very important to Honda and Japan, the rest of the world got over it pretty quick (Sete excluded) and MotoGP rolled on.
This time will be no different.
On one forum, it's like the death of Diana all over again. I'm hoping a few of them will take their own lives.
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Post 22 by DribbleDuke,
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Post 24 by fatbob,
#24Not sure wtf to say to that
Post 25 by Ducati Pete,
#25250 champ on the Gilera. 08 I think.
Post 26 by Ducati Pete,
#26His clashes with Barbera in 250 were the stuff of legend. They were both as bad / good as each other - amazing to watch. How Barbera wasn't badly injured at Mugello that time I don't know. They were both given a warning from the safety commision after that one.
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Post 28 by fatbob,
#28Post 29 by Stratkat,
#29yup , nice post.
Post 30 by Stupid Luke,
#30Ciao Marco.
ill say this, he Italians sure know how to throw a funeral! they are such a passionate people...
ill say this, he Italians sure know how to throw a funeral! they are such a passionate people...
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