Marco Simoncelli's autobiography THE TRUE CHAMPION

Biography, Profile or Biography Marco Simoncelli. Simoncelli started his career in the world of professional motor racing, when he stepped on the age of 9 years in the event the Italian Championship minimoto. In 2001 he was off to the event and securing the European 125cc championship title in 2002.
Well, this was in 2002, he then began his career in Grand Prix event. For three years he was in class GP125cc, but he was only able to achieve the best result was fifth in 2005. While in class GP250cc, he became the only team Gilera rider is able to show the best results in this event. Which became world champion in 2008.
These results make the Honda Gresini team keen to recruit at the MotoGP event in 2010. He was able to show good results as a rookie racer. The best result that can be inscribed by the Italian rider, is the fourth position in the MotoGP Portugal 2010.
Because it has great potential to be a challenger top drivers in 2011, Simoncelli also got full support from the factory team for the 2011 season.
Complete data Marco Simoncelli: - Full name: Marco Simoncelli - Nationality: Italian - Place and date of birth: Cattolica, January 20, 1987 - The team is currently: Honda Gresini - Number of motors: 58 - Number of series GP: 132 - Number of GP victories: 14 - GP World Champion: 1 time in GP250cc in 2008
Marco Simoncelli died on the match racing circuit in Sepang Malaysia due to an accident on October 23, 2011.

MotoGP 2011 Tragedy at The Sepang Circuit Malaysia

The tragedy occurred at the 2011 Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix at the prestigious MotoGP class, Sunday (23/10). The competition had to be canceled after the halt for almost an hour after the accident has occurred on the second lap involving three riders, causing Italian rider Marco Simoncelli (San Carlo Honda Gresini) finally died.

According to team physician Dr.. Michele Macchiagodena during a press conference at the Sepang Circuit Media Center, due to extremely severe injuries about an hour later after all the effort by a team of doctors, Simoncelli's life can not be saved. Simoncelli condition after a very severe accident, the helmet apart with injuries to the head, neck and chest after a motor run over Valentino Rossi and Edwards. "We are working with all existing equipment but helpless soul Simoncelli," said Dr. Macchiagodena.

Simoncelli was somewhat able action anon afterwards the blow because it was still sober, but again absent consciousness, and his action became so analytical that can not be taken by helicopter to the hospital because they accept to be addressed in the medical allowance in Sepang

Leadership Dorna (panpel GP Motorcycle) Carmelo Ezpeleta and the Malaysian GP race director Paul Butler took the decision on the condition of the soul Simoncelli in critical condition, it may not restart the race. Thus this is the first time in the Motor GP race canceled, it was reported contributors Mind Bambang Kunthady of Sepang circuit.

While the drivers with Valentino Rossi's spokeswoman also said the same thing. "It is tragic and we all cried, is not our human race as we know one of our fellow riders in very critical condition and his life threatened. We are very saddened by this incident and apologize to the audience who had come to the Sepang circuit to watch the race, but the thing we want is not happening, "said Rossi, who mobbed by reporters at the Sepang circuit.

"Motorcycle racing is a dangerous sport and Marco Simoncelli upper left us very, very sad. We are all aware of motor racing but still we struggled because it was full of challenges and we are all always trying to compete with the attention to safety factors. The occurrence of the incident was not our desire and we must be ready menghadai any unexpected situation, "added Casey Stoner (Repsol Honda) 2011 MotoGP world championship.
Due to the cancellation of the incident Malaysian GP MotoGP class, the spectators in the stands who do not know the main critical condition Simoncelli throwing various objects into circuits fuming with annoyance, but they left the Sepang circuit without incident diiingini not. About 65 thousand spectators packed the Sepang circuit last Sunday and they all fell silent after learning Simoncelli died.