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November 27th, 2005 03:52 AM #1
From Sports Illustrated:
LONDON (AP) -- Richard Burns, the only Englishman to win the world rally championship, died from the effects of a brain tumor. He was 34.
Burns, the 2001 champion, died Friday after going into a coma, seven months after surgery to remove the tumor.
His last race was in 2003, when he led the championship. On the way to the Rally of Wales, he passed out at the wheel of his car and the resulting examinations diagnosed an astrocytoma, a form of tumor.
He had chemotherapy and radiotherapy in 2004 but was forced into April's surgery when his health deteriorated. The procedure alleviated the symptoms and allowed him to stay active for a time. In August, he attended a parade of the cars he had driven.
"From the outset Richard knew that the odds were heavily against him and yet he fought his illness with bravery and good humor," said a statement on Burns' Web site.
condolences to Burns' family.
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December 8th, 2005 10:47 PM #5
Idol ko yan. A big loss to motorsports.
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December 9th, 2005 11:36 AM #6
they're selling these stickers in his honor if you're interested. it seems like a worthy cause.
http://www.rb5oc.co.uk/rbsticker.asp
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December 15th, 2005 10:30 AM #8
WHAAT???
May he rest in peace...damn, he's only 1 year older than me!
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