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Sunday, April 6th 2003, 3:11pm
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Original von matzew
es gibt auch kein vid von dem crahs, nur von der Unfallstelle. Hat aber echt böß ausgesehn, das mit dem Koma stimmt, nur die 15 % hab ich nirgendwo gelesen.
www.eurosport.com
da steht bissl mehr zu dem Unfall.
Der Streckenarzt hat das mit den 15% gehabt.
Sturz bei 260 .. dann da gut reingeknallt
sah übel aus.
Herz hat auch aufgehölrt zu schlagen kurzzzeitig auf der Rennstrecke
hoffen wir das beste.
Sunday, April 6th 2003, 3:13pm
bitte 
Kato was fighting for his life after sustaining severe head, neck and chest injuries in a horrific crash at the Suzuka on Sunday. The 26-year old was rushed by helicopter to an intensive care unit after medical staff had battled to get his heart beating again as he lay unconscious.
His condition was said to be "life-threatening" and the next 48 hours could prove critical, according to race organisers.
"Only quick treatment from the Suzuka medical staff saved his life. His heart was beating when he arrived at the hospital but he is in a coma and fighting for his life," medical director Claudio Macchiagodena told reporters. "Scans confirmed Mr. Kato has severe injuries to his head, chest and neck. Doctors continued to try to revive him at the hospital but his condition is extremely serious."
Macchiagodena added: "It is difficult to make a medical forecast. Riders often surprise us with quick recoveries. We hope he will show signs of improvement in the next 24 to 48 hours and we can be in a position to give you more news."
Kato, who won the 250cc world title in 2001, skidded off on the second lap while travelling at over 200kph, completely writing off his bike.
Race director Paul Butler said organisers had yet to determine the cause of the crash. "We have reviewed the video evidence and frankly we are none the wiser as to what caused this very tragic accident. Our thoughts and prayers go to Daijiro and his family," he told reporters.
zu finden auf der eurosport seite
Kato was fighting for his life after sustaining severe head, neck and chest injuries in a horrific crash at the Suzuka on Sunday. The 26-year old was rushed by helicopter to an intensive care unit after medical staff had battled to get his heart beating again as he lay unconscious.
His condition was said to be "life-threatening" and the next 48 hours could prove critical, according to race organisers.
"Only quick treatment from the Suzuka medical staff saved his life. His heart was beating when he arrived at the hospital but he is in a coma and fighting for his life," medical director Claudio Macchiagodena told reporters. "Scans confirmed Mr. Kato has severe injuries to his head, chest and neck. Doctors continued to try to revive him at the hospital but his condition is extremely serious."
Macchiagodena added: "It is difficult to make a medical forecast. Riders often surprise us with quick recoveries. We hope he will show signs of improvement in the next 24 to 48 hours and we can be in a position to give you more news."
Kato, who won the 250cc world title in 2001, skidded off on the second lap while travelling at over 200kph, completely writing off his bike.
Race director Paul Butler said organisers had yet to determine the cause of the crash. "We have reviewed the video evidence and frankly we are none the wiser as to what caused this very tragic accident. Our thoughts and prayers go to Daijiro and his family," he told reporters.
zu finden auf der eurosport seite
Sunday, April 6th 2003, 5:14pm
Scheiße ist sowas, aber ehrlich gesagt wär ich lieber tot, als dass die einen jetzt so notdürftig zusammenschustern und man den Rest seines Lebens mit schweren körperl. und geistigen Behinderungen leben muss und nurnoch dahinvegetiert. Aber vielleicht besteht ja noch Hoffnung... 
Ninja ZX-6R
