Race rescue cannot move until race control confirms that all race vehicles have stopped...
A minute of response time at Mosport is about right.
First time at a race for me so that answers my question. And still looking forward to the next race!
Race rescue cannot move until race control confirms that all race vehicles have stopped...
A minute of response time at Mosport is about right.
Yes. It got worse later tho. From the 2 rider crash in corner 9 on the last lap, one of the wrecked bikes tumbled and struck my son in the thigh while he was leaned off his bike at the apex of 9. He managed to finish and we hope that it is only a soft tissue damage.
I hope and believe the 2 crashed riders were ok as well.
Congrats Tomas on the #1 Plate title for the CBR250.
We hope #112 will clinch the 2nd place position for the Series at Tremblant in 11 days.
Race rescue cannot move until race control confirms that all race vehicles have stopped. At a track like Mosport, due to limited sight-lines, that requires that all flag stations report that their section of track is clear, and this takes time. It is very easy for a rider to miss seeing a red flag at the first flag station that they pass - it happens all the time. Imagine coming over that crest at corner 8 (280+ km/h) and having a rescue vehicle across the track. The worst thing that could happen is to make an already bad situation worse.
A minute of response time at Mosport is about right.
Yep. Time flies. Good memory you have. That woud have been his first day on the track. 2 years ago this month I believe.
Hopefully we can get his bike back running properly before Tremblant. He has been down on power since his crash at St Eustache.
O well. He has had to learn to race and fight hard to hold his positions with what he has had.
He couldn't get better than high 1 53s this weekend despite running 1 50 last year on the same bike.
The climb on the straight was painful for him as others just repeatedly caught back up.
When I saw you take him out on the 125 I thought that was awesome, now you are taking him racing and I want a dad like you!
I was watching in corner 4 and yeah he was switching positions every lap on saturday, back and forth great stuff.
Any word on Martin Ricard?
His Saturday crash was pretty nasty.
Canadian Superbike said:I visited Christian Auger in the hospital this evening and wanted to let fellow racers and fans know that he is currently in a coma. Our thoughts are with him and his family.
first crash turn 3 lap 17 of the liter devision, walked away.![]()
next lap same corner Martin Ricard had a bad crash. Wasn't moving much after he hit the tires and bike followed him in.![]()
Sad news indeed according to the FB page someone had put up.what's the latest ????? i'm almost afraid to ask
Lots of condolence wishes to his family and friends....RIP. CSBK and other sites haven't mentioned a thing yet. Many posting RIP comments on the FB pages though. Some of the Quebec racing pages saying that he died earlier this morning.For the people that don't have facebook?