Australian Joel Kelso and Daniel Holgado came together in bizarre scenes at the end of the Portuguese Grand Prix. 9WWOS Moto3 PortugueseGP
Joel Kelso collided with the back of Daniel Holgado and crashes.
The impact upended Kelso from his bike, causing him to land awkwardly on his feet before violently skidding across the track."That's Holgado, the race winner, celebrating there and Kelso goes for the tear-off - just momentarily distracted. Oh, that's horrible.In the moments following the incident, Kelso was conscious and taken to the circuit's medical centre for further tests.
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