Sepang - Colin Edwards, who was involved an accident with Marco Simoncelli, expressed in fine condition. However, he injured his shoulder.
"He suffered a dislocated shoulder," said Medical Director Dr. Michele Macchiagodena in a press conference at the Sepang Circuit.
"He was anesthetized, we put her to sleep and now his shoulder is okay. He's fine," he continued.
As is known, Edwards and Valentino Rossi are also involved in an accident on the second lap on the Malaysian MotoGP race on Sunday (23/10/2011).
Edwards and Rossi, who was driving, slammed into Simoncelli who was derailed in the middle of the track. Edwards was drawn to the edge of the track, but could rise again.
Meanwhile, motor Rossi was shaky, but the Ducati rider managed to restore its balance and drove back slowly.
"I am very sad to be here to tell you about the death of Marco Simoncelli due to severe accidents caused by other drivers, there is trauma to the head, neck and chest," said Macchiagodena a news conference at the Sepang Circuit on Sunday (10/23/2011). .
"When our team arrived, he was unconscious. When the ambulance arrived, he was immediately given CPR and also received other standard treatments. CPR was continued for 45 minutes because it can help her. Unfortunately it can not be helped. He died at 16:56 (local time, ed), "he continued.
The press conference lasted for six minutes and was also attended by Javier Alonso (Dorna Events Managing Director), Franco Uncini (Safety Delegates), Claude Danis (Presidential Commission on Safety), and Paul Butler (Race Director).
As reported earlier, the accident occurred when the motor Simoncelli slip sideways when cornering in the middle of the second lap.
Unfortunately for Simoncelli, he fell in the middle of the track. Impact, he was hit by Colin Edwards and Valentino Rossi who was driving behind him. Red flags were hoisted and the race was stopped.
