MotoGP Motegi: Conditions Alex de Angelis, Dr. Michele Macchiagodena speaks
The Iodaracing driver was the victim of a scary fall during FP4
MotoGP 2015 Motegi conditions Alex de Angelis – After the statement issued by Iodaracing on the conditions of their driver Alex de Angelis, who crashed disastrously during the first stages of the FP4 of the Japanese Grand Prix, the words of Dr. also arrive. Michele Macchiagodena, released on the official MotoGP website.
“He had a chest trauma with bilateral rib fractures, both on the right and left. But the most important thing is that she had a pulmonary contusion: that is, a lung injury that will need to be monitored in the next few days so that she does not develop respiratory failure or an infection. You also suffered a fracture of 5 dorsal vertebrae, of which 3 appear to affect the body of the vertebra. We must be sure that these fractures are not unstable, otherwise they can create a spinal injury and cause neurological damage which, for the moment, does not exist. Otherwise you will have to resort to surgery; furthermore, she has a lumbar fracture, while the abdomen seems ok for the moment."
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..good luck..
Great Alex..
Come on Alex. I didn't see the accident and I don't know where it happened, but I don't understand how in 2015 there can still be guardrails on the tracks
He was the victim of a high-side and from what Rossi who was following him said, he remained "attached" to the bike which headed towards the guardrail of the straight. In theory you shouldn't fall at that point (or rather, you shouldn't go towards the guardrails of the straight in the event of a fall), but at this point you need protection everywhere, even on the straights, period.