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How is this even a question? 

Plus you already made the same statements in the Bell Helmet thread not once but twice. Didn't like the responses there so you had to create a whole new thread.
Go ride your bicycle.
The Shop
The fact he lost control of his arms for one second??
I’ll ask him when I see him next Wednesday what he looks for in situations like this.
Pit Row
Did Raggadoo change helmets before he went back to the line?
Causeeee... no way in HELL I (let alone my son) would have raced with the helmet he slammed face first into the over/under ramp with....
PulpMX Show 121
Go to 2:06:00 +/-.
There is literally no physician on the planet that has more experience at determining if a concussion has just occurred (in the last 10-120 seconds) than John Bodnar. Why? Because of the sheer number of concussions he sees, and how quickly he sees them. Remember, he is not at the track for just the race. He is there for every practice, and that includes all the B and C practice sessions where riders wad themselves up right and left.
As part of normal ER Physician practice, Doctors do not see a patient at the scene, seconds or at most a few minutes after the impact. They see them much later. 1-2 hours. Maybe a day later. Bodnar sees them within seconds. When he did the 2013 interview...he estimated that he had evaluated 500-700 cases in his capacity as the primary physician evaluating riders for concussions for SX. Today that number is likely way over 1,000. There is literally no one else on the planet that has seen as many concussions right after the impact. John has developed a specialized set of skills that is truly unique. The SX series is incredibly lucky to have someone like him supporting the riders.
If Bodnar let Cameron back out to race...there is very very little chance he had a concussion. The way Cameron ended up riding in the main pretty much verifies that Bodnar made the right call. Just go listen to the interview and educate yourself.
https://sciencing.com/centripetal-vs-centrifugal-force-whats-the-differ…
Classic!
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