Jordi Tixier Disqualified in Thailand?

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Excuse me if this was discussed in one of the race threads, I had no clue this happened (I knew he passed out, but not the rest).

From Donn Maeda - Transworld MX: Thailand GP Race Report

"The oddest heat casualty of the day came in the form of number-one-plate holder Tixier. The Monster Energy Kawasaki rider hit the dirt early in the race and was never in contention for a top finish, and tragedy struck on the last lap, only a few whoops away from the finish line when he crashed and was unable to restart his bike. Tixier then attempted to push his bike home, Ryan Hughes-style, but the heat proved to be too much as he suddenly dropped his bike and began to strip off his riding gear before passing out on the front straightaway of the track. Later, when he was informed by the track doctor and a FIM official that he would not be allowed to start the second moto, he became violent and struck both of them in the face. Tixier was disqualified from the second moto and slapped with a 5000 euro penalty for his actions."
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That's pretty bad ass.
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3/8/2015 5:43pm Edited Date/Time 3/8/2015 5:44pm
He had heat exhaustion, you can sometimes feel hallucinations and almost feel drunk. Not much you can do about him hitting them. He was probably very delusional due to the heat and exhaustion. Fine was unnecessary if you have had heat exhaustion you would understand.
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Flex wrote:
He had heat exhaustion, you can sometimes feel hallucinations and almost feel drunk. Not much you can do about him hitting them. He was probably very...
He had heat exhaustion, you can sometimes feel hallucinations and almost feel drunk. Not much you can do about him hitting them. He was probably very delusional due to the heat and exhaustion. Fine was unnecessary if you have had heat exhaustion you would understand.
I've had heat exhaustion, I woke up with a medics around me and my body wouldn't stop shaking. But I just layed there freaked out. Laughing
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3/8/2015 5:49pm Edited Date/Time 3/8/2015 5:49pm
Flex wrote:
He had heat exhaustion, you can sometimes feel hallucinations and almost feel drunk. Not much you can do about him hitting them. He was probably very...
He had heat exhaustion, you can sometimes feel hallucinations and almost feel drunk. Not much you can do about him hitting them. He was probably very delusional due to the heat and exhaustion. Fine was unnecessary if you have had heat exhaustion you would understand.
ML512 wrote:
I've had heat exhaustion, I woke up with a medics around me and my body wouldn't stop shaking. But I just layed there freaked out. Laughing
Much like the first time you got layed : )

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Wow. That is unfortunate. Hope he recovers quickly. Must have been brutal insane hot out there.
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SLAPAHO wrote:
Much like the first time you got layed : )
Lou, you bastard, that's funny... Laughing Laughing
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3/8/2015 6:34pm Edited Date/Time 3/8/2015 8:27pm
Scrubadub wrote:
Wow. That is unfortunate. Hope he recovers quickly. Must have been brutal insane hot out there.
Last I heard it was 95 ish with 50% humidity. So, not really.

Edit: probably wrong info.
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Tough decision but if someone passed out from heat it was smart to DQ them
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3/8/2015 6:49pm
I heard 101,with 100 percent humidity.
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zippy895 wrote:
I heard 101,with 100 percent humidity.
Anyone have the real answer? Maybe somewhere in between? Laughing
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He is also suspended for the next round, stupid sanction considering he was obviously not his normal self. Another great decision by the fim....Dry
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ML512 wrote:
Excuse me if this was discussed in one of the race threads, I had no clue this happened (I knew he passed out, but not the...
Excuse me if this was discussed in one of the race threads, I had no clue this happened (I knew he passed out, but not the rest).

From Donn Maeda - Transworld MX: Thailand GP Race Report

"The oddest heat casualty of the day came in the form of number-one-plate holder Tixier. The Monster Energy Kawasaki rider hit the dirt early in the race and was never in contention for a top finish, and tragedy struck on the last lap, only a few whoops away from the finish line when he crashed and was unable to restart his bike. Tixier then attempted to push his bike home, Ryan Hughes-style, but the heat proved to be too much as he suddenly dropped his bike and began to strip off his riding gear before passing out on the front straightaway of the track. Later, when he was informed by the track doctor and a FIM official that he would not be allowed to start the second moto, he became violent and struck both of them in the face. Tixier was disqualified from the second moto and slapped with a 5000 euro penalty for his actions."
Shouldn't the fim have suspended him until further notice and have him wait several months before getting a penalty??
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zippy895 wrote:
I heard 101,with 100 percent humidity.
Grizz wrote:
Anyone have the real answer? Maybe somewhere in between? Laughing
Covington said it was nothing like riding in the states, he said it was a different heat and felt way hotter in thailand.
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zippy895 wrote:
I heard 101,with 100 percent humidity.
Grizz wrote:
Anyone have the real answer? Maybe somewhere in between? Laughing
i could be wrong, but im pretty it was 95 for practice, then 101 on race day.
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I'm no fan of the FIM, but some of you need to re-read the second to last sentence in ML's post:

"Later, when he was informed by the track doctor and a FIM official that he would not be allowed to start the second moto, he became violent and struck both of them in the face."

Are you guys really faulting the FIM for being pissed at a rider for hitting two of their folks in the face? It's not like they slapped him conscious again at the finish line and told him he was done while he was still loopy.
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3/8/2015 7:22pm
I'm starting to like this Tixier fella
3/8/2015 7:27pm
Scrubadub wrote:
Wow. That is unfortunate. Hope he recovers quickly. Must have been brutal insane hot out there.
Grizz wrote:
Last I heard it was 95 ish with 50% humidity. So, not really.

Edit: probably wrong info.
its never 50% here, other than inside with air co

that was incorrect data

fcking idiot, seems he got off light....hitting the track doctorShocked Dry
3/8/2015 7:57pm Edited Date/Time 3/8/2015 8:00pm
That is BS. Heat stroke impacts your mental state significantly. He should have been disallowed from the 2nd moto for medical reasons, and nothing else.

If he should have been fined, then I should have been arrested the last time I had surgery, and they had to restrain me coming out of anesthesia. I was trying to rip my breathing tube out, and when they tried to stop my..I also got physical with the docs and nurses. I remember NONE of it.
3/8/2015 8:00pm Edited Date/Time 3/8/2015 8:03pm
Sully wrote:
I'm no fan of the FIM, but some of you need to re-read the second to last sentence in ML's post: "[b][i]Later,[/i][/b] when he was informed...
I'm no fan of the FIM, but some of you need to re-read the second to last sentence in ML's post:

"Later, when he was informed by the track doctor and a FIM official that he would not be allowed to start the second moto, he became violent and struck both of them in the face."

Are you guys really faulting the FIM for being pissed at a rider for hitting two of their folks in the face? It's not like they slapped him conscious again at the finish line and told him he was done while he was still loopy.
I guess how much later, and how serious his condition was should be considered, but if he did actually lose conciousness..just because it was "later" does not mean he was mentally sound.
3/8/2015 8:04pm
So he wasn't violent until he was informed that he was done for the day? I wonder what we can deduce from that timeline of events.

Either way, I'm into it. Motocross needs a Kyle Busch-type character.
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Damn he shoulda pulled a Tedesco and rode a few laps with no helmet on, Im sure that would help to cool off
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3/8/2015 8:19pm
Scrubadub wrote:
Wow. That is unfortunate. Hope he recovers quickly. Must have been brutal insane hot out there.
Grizz wrote:
Last I heard it was 95 ish with 50% humidity. So, not really.

Edit: probably wrong info.
But it's a Thai heat.
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Scrubadub wrote:
Wow. That is unfortunate. Hope he recovers quickly. Must have been brutal insane hot out there.
Grizz wrote:
Last I heard it was 95 ish with 50% humidity. So, not really.

Edit: probably wrong info.
GuyB wrote:
But it's a Thai heat.
He'll be here all week, folks!Tongue
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hvaughn88 wrote:
He'll be here all week, folks!Tongue
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3/8/2015 8:43pm
Scrubadub wrote:
Wow. That is unfortunate. Hope he recovers quickly. Must have been brutal insane hot out there.
Grizz wrote:
Last I heard it was 95 ish with 50% humidity. So, not really.

Edit: probably wrong info.
GuyB wrote:
But it's a Thai heat.
This guy is on fire today.
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TripleFive wrote:
This guy is on fire today.
But it's a dry humor.
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Are IVs legal in this series?
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So he wasn't violent until he was informed that he was done for the day? I wonder what we can deduce from that timeline of events...
So he wasn't violent until he was informed that he was done for the day? I wonder what we can deduce from that timeline of events.

Either way, I'm into it. Motocross needs a Kyle Busch-type character.
That's what I was getting at with my post. Assuming he was cool before they told him he was done, then there is absolutely no excuse for him swinging on the doc.
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3/8/2015 8:54pm
Feel bad it played out this way for him. I wasn't there so it' just knee jerk crap till someone that knows Jord comes on and says that' his normal behavior.
3/8/2015 9:09pm
TripleFive wrote:
This guy is on fire today.
GuyB wrote:
But it's a dry humor.
The pressure to come up with another pun is really making me sweat.

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