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Wow, terrible. Godspeed...
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Terrible news. I saw him at the last MotoGP in Indy back in 2015. He was struggling that day but smiled and said hi and appreciated me stopping by and saying good luck. I got his autograph on the T-shirt. Great guy that will be missed. Just tragic.
In 2013 I was hit by a car while I was on my bicycle in Northboro as the driver turned left into a street that was like a going into the top left leg of a Y. I was in the mouth of the intersection and saw the grill with the headlights at each wheel of my bike. He bearing left and hardly slowed down. Next thing I remember was laying in the street. I rag-dolled over the car. Broke stuff on my left side. With all the bicycle accidents in the news and people dying I really wonder how I made it through that as well as I did. Thanks to Giro Helmet that was really crushed on the left side. It saved my life.
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devastated, RIP Kentucky Legend
My thoughts are with the Hayden family. Rest in peace Nicky!!
Unbelievably tragic.
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Close your eyes, look deep in your soul, step outside yourself and let your mind go.
Rest in peace kid.
Truly heartbreaking.
Through some instagram stalking, I was able to pull up this video. From what I can tell it is a video of a party for Hayden leaving Repsol Honda, but this is just my guess. Hopefully it helps you smile and/or cry at such a tough time.
A man of many names...Jay, Gennaro, Gerry, etc.
so sorry for the loss
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I met him a few times at MotoGP events. He was always courteous, and made time to meet his fans.
I did get to see him win a MotoGP, at Laguna Seca in 2005. Colin Edwards 2nd, Rossi 3rd.
Two Americans on the podium, something you don't see every day.
PhilB
"A free man must be able to endure it when his fellow men act and live otherwise than he considers proper." -- Ludwig von Mises
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This is such awful news. I am a HUGE MotoGP fan (and Repsol fan), and named a dog Hayden after Nicky. Such a tragic and heartbreaking accident. RIP *69
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Brutal news... He had the kind of personality that was immensely enjoyable to watch, win or lose he was the pleasant and polite kid next door. I was looking forward to seeing him become an elder statesman for the sport. I guess the universe had other plans.
If there is such a place as Heaven I hope Super Sic was waiting for him at the gates with a fast bike with warm tires.
RIP Nikky
You will always be remembered as one of America's greatest.
Too many toys, not enough time.
I've always been a Nicky Hayden fan. You'll be missed. RIP Kentucky Kid.
This is a rider and a family that represents all that is good in racing. Fiercely competitive and driven, yet always humble and gracious. I can't think of a family that inspired more people in our community - not only to succeed in our sport but to do good ingerenal. I had to honor to know Nicky, his brothers and parents over the years. It doesn't take but a few moments talking to Earl Hayden to understand where the solid values in this family come from. Regardless of whether he was winning or struggling, I was always proud to have such a classy individual representing the USA around the world. Most people don't know about what a humanitarian Nicky was as well, but like other like-minded great people before him he never publicized that part of his life. His legacy will be carried on by those who he has inspired for many years to come. Godspeed my friend.
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