Retirement can sometimes be more dangerous than full activity for motorcycle World Champions. It must be said that they have difficulty staying in place and enjoying their pension rights. In recent weeks, we have been shaking for a Max Biaggi victim of a heavy fall in a SuperMotard. Same cause, more or less, and same effects for Carl Fogarty, a living legend of Superbike. With an identical resolution taken on the bed of pain: motorcycle riding, it's really over.
The Roman emperor passed, by his own admission, through a beautiful door and he was very happy to be able to celebrate his 46th birthday with his family. Carl Fogarty is 52 and although retired from the circuits, he enjoyed competing in Dirt Quake.
It wasn't all bad while riding a Triumph until the accident that left him on the ground with broken ribs, a punctured lung and a shattered shoulder blade. On social networks, he posted this reassuring photo of a convalescent man. Stating that we would not take him back to motorcycle racing again. A statement supported by his wife, whose anger the four-time World Superbike Champion swears he fears…
