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Why this blog?

This blog is dedicated to Benjamin Schots to help his fans, friends, partners, relatives or anyone who has been affected by his accident navigate among everything that is said and finally have real information. It will be fed regularly by his family.

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Their analysis of the accident

First Benjamin Schots and Sebastian began their weekend by recognition of the runway Thursday afternoon, Friday, and they saw no point in this sequence “typed super cross.” As the Sunday morning time does not allow them to rebuild the entire runway, they returned to see the places that had published “strategic” in order to better prepare for the first round. Upon arrival drivers on this sequence we saw the pilot head, apparently warned of the danger, brakes completely his bike so as not to skip the first wave, it changed its trajectory and pass on the side of the pile 2 sand. In the following drivers, Yves Demaria, who was then the 2nd falls heavily on this sequence, the yellow flags are raised which warns pilots of the following danger and makes them slow down. When Yves Demaria leaves, yellow flags are falling and that is where Benjamin Schots happens, then it is the 6th. It is then ejects and falls lifeless on the ground. The yellow flags are recovering thus making awareness of the danger to other drivers and make them suspicious subsequent ballots. What happened to Benjamin Schots is only an unfortunate draw, because the accident was inevitable. Indeed, the first hump sequence was preceded by 40 meters momentum or it was not high enough so the pilots are wary and slow but high enough to hide two bosses following bosses that they were placed less than 5-6 meters after the first wave, it seemed safe. We can not even imagine this configuration (a long hump plate that sends a length, before two small bumps steep and sharp) for a chain of super cross!

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