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R.I.P Andrew McFarlane
Associated Press reports that motorcross star Andrew McFarlane 33, died from serious head injuries in an motorcycle crash during a practice lap in an Australian national championship meting in Victoria State. McFarlane was flung from his motorcycle at the State Motorcycle Complex at Broadford during the third round of the MX National Motorcycle Championships. Ambulance Victoria spokesman John Mullen said paramedics worked on McFarlane for more than one hour but McFarland was pronounced dead at the scene. Motorcycling Australia (MA) confirmed his tragic passing in an statement Sunday that reads "McFarlane received immediate treatment from medical staff at the track. MA and Victoria Police are now both investigating the incident." The rest of the event was canceled after the tragic accident. McFarlane returned to Australia last year after he competed for nine years on the world motorcycle circuit in the United States and Europe. Andrew's highest ranking in his sport was number 2 ranking in 2005. May his soul find eternal peace.
Associated Press reports that motorcross star Andrew McFarlane 33, died from serious head injuries in an motorcycle crash during a practice lap in an Australian national championship meting in Victoria State. McFarlane was flung from his motorcycle at the State Motorcycle Complex at Broadford during the third round of the MX National Motorcycle Championships. Ambulance Victoria spokesman John Mullen said paramedics worked on McFarlane for more than one hour but McFarland was pronounced dead at the scene. Motorcycling Australia (MA) confirmed his tragic passing in an statement Sunday that reads "McFarlane received immediate treatment from medical staff at the track. MA and Victoria Police are now both investigating the incident." The rest of the event was canceled after the tragic accident. McFarlane returned to Australia last year after he competed for nine years on the world motorcycle circuit in the United States and Europe. Andrew's highest ranking in his sport was number 2 ranking in 2005. May his soul find eternal peace.
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