Martin Maes & Robin Wallner Share Details of Their Race-Ending Crashes

 Did you put the new cover sheet on the TPS report though?

 Yeah. It's just that we're putting new coversheets on all the TPS reports *before* they go out now. So if you could just remember to do that from now on, that'd be great.

 @thustlewhumber: but do you PHYSICALLY take the specs from the customer....if not you must PHYSICALLY deliver them to the software people?

 @RadBartTaylor: I have people skills, what the hell is wrong with you!

 @rocky-mtn-gman: sounds like someone has a case of the mondays

 @gotohe11carolina: He is gonna have to come by on Saturday...

 A saying I keep telling myself after 6 concussions...-Not a legend

 Your reading comprehension needs some practice there, bud. He said,"nothing broken so that's good news."

 @mtbmaniatv: Kinda depends on how you look at it. Some injuries take longer to fully heal (if ever) than others. A concussion doesn't necessarily heal quicker than a broken bone, especially for top athletes who need to rely on reflexes and coordination. Either way, quick news is nice and all but ideally he just cuts back on screen time and does what he has to do with a concussion. Whatever social media tells you, social media can wait.

 @vinay: Depending on how severe the concussion is it isn't too big of a deal, but repeated or more severe concussions can have some nasty long term effects. Sadly learned that the hard way.

 @vinay: @nickbosshard a concussion is NEVER not bad news. No matter how mild or severe. Concussions have life long affects, especially after repeated occurrences. We are learning that CTE is no joke, severe depression and anxiety, suicide, psychopathy and I'm sure as the research grows even more debilitating conditions. Now, to be fair, a severe musculoskeletal injury can and has been severely debilitating as well (think about our idols that have had spine, back and neck injuries) as well as peoples careers that have been altered by other injuries (Ratboy, Clementz....). We all know about those risks and their consequences, but when people say that a mild concussion is not a big deal and you'll heal right up from it. . . .well. . . Imo that's categorically wrong and people need to stop brushing it off so nonchalantly. Part of the reason we dont have the science and research. . . And safety protocols in place to this day is because people always brushed concussion off as no big deal when in actuality these are life altering injuries.

 @mtbmaniatv: Well, I was more than a bit drunk when I initially read the article. I still stand by my statement though. Concussions are not good.

 @Unrealityshow: I agree with you. Just arguing semantics. Doesn’t look like anyone else understands the point of my comment either.

 Agreed, can't fathom how he would risk riding a week later!