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We know that Andrew crashed, suffered head injuries and was unable to be revived despite paramedics trying for an hour. I think that's enough info...
Prayers sent for Andrew and his family and friends. RIP and Godspeed.
Rip Andrew.
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Godspeed Andrew.
Godspeed young man.
Andrew holds a special place in Australian motocross. He may not have the best record on paper but IMO, and I am sure many would agree, it was him who dragged Australia out of its MX dark ages. His performance at the 1999 MXdN was inspiring to say the least. Watching him at the Australian GP in 2000 as he, a nobody by international standards, stuck it to the some of the worlds not once but twice that day was quite honestly the day of which I was proudest to be Australian. His international career that followed was good did not truly reflect his capabilities. Regardless, Australian motocross owes him a debt.
His on track performance though was only part of his package. This guy was one of the most professional racers on any circuit and many riders would do themselves a big favour in modeling themselves on his behaviour and commitment to professionalism. I understand too that he always had time for his fans.
All round, a class act.
The international MX community has suffered a great loss today.
He was at least doing what he loved.
The most terrible of news.
RIP.
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