Marco Simoncelli killed in Malaysia MotoGP (video)

Italian motorcyclist Marco Simoncelli lost his life due to chest, head and neck injuries after crashing and being struck by two other riders during the Malaysian MotoGP race in Sepang on Sunday Oct, 23 2011 (scroll down for video of incident).

Following the tragic accident, Simoncelli was rushed to the medical room at the Sepang circuit where he passed away of chest, head and neck injuries, officials said.

“The racer was already unconscious when the rescue team arrived at the crash spot,” MotoGP medical director Michele Macchiagodena said in a statement. “We tried to revive him but failed. Simoncelli died 45 minutes later.”

Malaysian moto-race, the 2nd to last of the season, was annulled.

World champion Casey Stoner said: “The seriousness of the incident was revealed by the video images. When a helmet comes off that’s a quite bad sign.”

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Marco Simoncelli lay inert on the track after the collision, and the race was quickly red-flagged. Initially the officials wanted to restart the moto-contest with knowing much about Simoncelli’s severe wounds.

Malaysia GP was invalidated among disturbance and confusion in the grandstand, with spectators throwing bottles to express their initial disagreement.

This was the second death within a week in the auto-moto races after IndyCar driver Dan Wheldon was killed in a 15-car crash in the IndyCar finale at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

Video: Marco Simoncelli fatal crash at Sepang 2011