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  1. Mon Mar 3rd, 2008, 11:49 AM #1
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    Biaggi Represents His Wrist at Phillip Island

    to walk away with only a snapped wrist... i'd say he's damn lucky...

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    Re: Biaggi Represents His Wrist at Phillip Island

    That crash was spectacular even by Biaggi standards. It looks like it snapped the swingarm in two. I have to agree, Max was pretty lucky to walk away from that one.

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    Re: Biaggi Represents His Wrist at Phillip Island

    Lucky for him, his bike decided to clear him instead of landing ON him...
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    Re: Biaggi Represents His Wrist at Phillip Island

    Quote Originally Posted by JustSomeDude View Post
    i'd say he's damn lucky...
    indeed... the bike almost came down on top of him!

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    Re: Biaggi Represents His Wrist at Phillip Island

    VERY LUCKY!
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    Re: Biaggi Represents His Wrist at Phillip Island

    Those races would have made even the NASCRAP crowd happy between Xaus tradin' paint with everyone and the crashes. There were some spectactular get-offs. I'm just glad that horrifying start-line accident didn't result in the injuries that happened to Mr. Daytona. Imagine being a fan in the front row and getting hit with Fabrizio's boot........with his FOOT still in it! Luckily, it was just his boot that came off. All in all, great racing, and lucky people. Whew!
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