Moto GP world champion Pecco Bagnaia flies off bike causing mass pile up
MOTO GP star Marco Bezzecchi has been airlifted to hospital after a horror collision in today's Australian GP.The pair both flew off their bikes in what was described as a "massive crash" by the commentary team for the GP.Fortunately Vinales has been declared fit after the incident, while Bezzecchi was airlifted to a hospital in Melbourne for a full checkup.
Bezzechhi appeared to be dragged into Vinales' slipstream and the collision saw both riders slam to the floor and dismount from their bikes in nasty fashion.HIT THE BRAKESHe was later checked over for any fractures or serious injuries before being airlifted to hospital for further examination. Fellow rider, and Bezzecchi's teammate, Fabio Di Giannantonio saw the crash unfold in front of him and even got hit by debris from the incident.
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