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Sunday, September 5, 2010

SHOYA TOMIZAWA BIODATA PROFIL
Shoya Tomizawa was killed in today's Moto 2 race.

Lorenzo just looked liked he was crying, and turned away a TV interview. I kind of feel the same. I'm utterly in shock, I saw the crash live and I couldn't watch, a sad day.

RIPOn Sunday 5th September during the Moto2 race at the Misano World Circuit, rider Shoya Tomizawa aged 19 suffered a serious crash and subsequent cranial, thoracic and abdominal trauma.
Given the seriousness of his condition - especially for the thoracic and abdominal trauma - Tomizawa was immediately treated at the Misano World Circuit medical centre and put under artificial respiration.
The rider was taken by ambulance to the Riccione hospital accompanied by two doctors - helicopter was not used in order to allow for the proper respiratory support to be administered. Despite various attempts to resuscitate him Shoya sadly succumbed to his injuries at 14.20.
Everybody involved in MotoGP extends its deepest condolences to Shoya’s family and friends at this tragic loss

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Video Shoya Tomizawa Dies at San Marino's Moto GP

Video Shoya Tomizawa Dies at San Marino's Moto GP19-year old rider Shoya Tomizawa from Japan died after an accident during the Moto2 race at the San Marino Grand Prix on Sunday.Tomizawa had been competing in the eleventh round of the inaugural Moto2 World Championship, the San Marino Grand Prix at the Misano World Circuit. On lap 12, Tomizawa fell in Turn 10, a fast right-hand corner, when he was forced wide and lost grip in his rear tyre. He was then hit by the bikes of Scott Redding and Alex de Angelis in which he suffered cranial, thoracic and abdominal trauma. He was initially taken to the circuit's medical centre, before being transferred to hospital in Riccione.MotoGP confirmed on its website that Tomizawa died of subsequent cranial, thoracic and abdominal trauma. His death was announced at 2:30 p.m. local time.ANSA reported that Tomizawa was already in a coma when he was flown by helicopter to one hospital and then to the Riccione hospital on the Adriatic coast.Despite Tomizawa's death, the races continued even though some riders were reluctant to compete.The podium flags were raised to half-mast, and the podium was celebrated without champagne.

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