"Bad Crash" 4 the duc

Brown81

Well-known member
(runs out and saftey wires steering head while thinking to myself "how did it last 53,000 miles without exploding?????????)
 

EC70

jrace fan club member
AMA race late 90's Road america?

I remeber watching that one

He grazed another bike on the right side and clipped his front brake causing what you see above
 

vkb

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ok so it wasnt mechanical failure he hit someone-ish

Yep. It was an incident on the race start. Rapp tagged a bike in front of him with his brake lever. His Duc did a couple frontward cartwheels before shedding the front end in spectacular fashion as shown in the photo. Rapp made the restart on his backup bike.
 

day004

Major PITA
Scott Russell. Career ender.Did anyone else see the pics on Supe of his leg? Nasty! He suffered from compartmentalization(?) and the docs kept his leg wound open for a couple of weeks while the swelling went down.
 

Archimedes

Fire Watcher
IIRC, Kocinski actually slowed unexpectedly and that was what caused Rapp to clip him, but I could be mixing races.
 

Archimedes

Fire Watcher
Scott Russell. Career ender.Did anyone else see the pics on Supe of his leg? Nasty! He suffered from compartmentalization(?) and the docs kept his leg wound open for a couple of weeks while the swelling went down.

Yes, but the pic above is not Russell's crash. Russell got asspacked right on the starting grid when his bike stalled. I saw it live and it was awful. The pics were awful as well.

And Russell rode for Hansen, not V&H.
 

vkb

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Scott Russell. Career ender.Did anyone else see the pics on Supe of his leg? Nasty! He suffered from compartmentalization(?) and the docs kept his leg wound open for a couple of weeks while the swelling went down.

If you're saying the photo above is the Scott Russell crash you are incorrect. In that crash Russell had difficulty getting off the line and got hit from behind. The fall was not too terrible, but he then got hit by another bike while on the ground.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6MIBaC2My0
 
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