January 15th 2024.
Earlier this month, the world of motorsports was left in shock and sorrow as Spanish rider Carles Falcon tragically passed away following a crash during the first stage of the Dakar Rally in Saudi Arabia. The 45-year-old had been in a medically induced coma since January 7th, when he suffered severe injuries in an accident during the race's second stage.
Falcon had sustained a fractured spine, five broken ribs, a broken left wrist, and a broken collarbone, leading to significant swelling in his brain. He was immediately attended to by the first doctor on the scene and was later airlifted to the Intensive Care Unit at Riyadh Hospital. Despite the best efforts of the medical team, it was confirmed on Monday that Falcon had suffered irreversible neurological damage due to a cardiorespiratory arrest during the crash.
In a heartfelt statement released by his team, Twintrail Racing Team, Falcon was remembered as a kind, passionate, and active person who lived life to the fullest. His love for motorcycles was evident in everything he did, and he was fulfilling his lifelong dream of competing in the Dakar Rally at the time of the accident.
Falcon's team also highlighted his many accomplishments, including being a computer engineer, motorcycle instructor, and travel guide. He was known for his patience, energy, and infectious happiness, which he shared with everyone he met. As a result, he had a significant impact on those around him, and many have learned from him and his love for motorcycles.
As the family and team of Carles Falcon mourn his loss, they have asked for privacy during the upcoming days as they say their final goodbyes. They expressed their gratitude for the understanding and support of fans, friends, and colleagues during this difficult time. Falcon will be deeply missed but will always be remembered for his smile, his passion, and the joy he brought to everyone's lives.
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