Article in NZ herald online

[actungbaby]

This is better

http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2011/...34-rip-sic.htm

from kevin schwantz thought was cool marco did remind me of kevins style mind you says in there thought marco was too tall
gezz kevin looked all legs elbows on his rgv

'who in their haste to cross the small wall separating them from the infield ambulance dropped his body - a carelessness unlikely had he been alive'

That is crap, they were probably just pumped full of adrenaline, wanting to get him to the medical centre to try and save him!

I didn't watch it, but wasn't it Bautista that he was battling with?'

And yeah suggesting it was because of his dangerous riding is also bullshit, no doubt he could be loose but it was just one of those weird things, something happens that wouldn't normally happen

It definitely could have been written better

[rachprice]

This is better

http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2011/...34-rip-sic.htm

from kevin schwantz thought was cool marco did remind me of kevins style mind you says in there thought marco was too tall
gezz kevin looked all legs elbows on his rgv

Yeah bless they seemed very close

Thought though, past tense (previously thought, not just because he passed)

[actungbaby]

Yes was nice to see good they enjoyed life away from the sport liked his food didnt he

found this as well very touching from his dad they say hes very strong man u can tell from his words
also answrs that strecther qwestion very well so glad he was there with his son
I did think marco didnt seem him self on the grid very quiet

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/95668

Yeah bless they seemed very close

Thought though, past tense (previously thought, not just because he passed)

[Oakie]

Probably having a seizure.

Well if he (Hitcher) wasn't already, parts of this thread would do it for him.

[MarkH]

Only problem I have is the reference to a "fellow Journalist". That would imply that somebody at the Herald is actually a journalist. Somewhat of an exaggeration?

Heh, delusions of adequacy.