Motorsports
KOMOBI LIFE, a new feature that will save the lives of thousands of bikers
In 2021, more than 400 bikers enjoying their passion have lost their lives on the road. It’s very difficult data, but it’s also data that describes how the biker community lives every day. Motorcyclists are one of the least protected groups, and figures such as those drawn each year by the DGT further confirm this vulnerable state.Spanish technical solution to this problem Combi Life: So that when a motorcycle accident happens, we can come to your aid and rescue as soon as possible.
In 2019, 1,755 people died in road accidents in Spain. His 53% of all of them were deaths among the most vulnerable groups: motorists, pedestrians and cyclists. But you don’t have to go that far. In the past year of 2020, 189 bikers (including 16 of him on a moped) have lost their lives on top of their vehicles, despite difficult conditions to get around. And in 2021, 70 more bikers died than in the year of the pandemic, due to the latent mobility hangover still lingering.
KOMOBI goes hand in hand with the biker community
In the face of this situation, the Spanish brand of security and protection Komobi He didn’t stay ally and tried to help a group that considered him family. The company, which specializes in developing technical products, has become the leading brand of motorcycle GPS locators in Spain, gaining notoriety and It has great influence.
Until now, KOMOBI devices have provided security and protection to users’ motorcycles with various anti-theft alarms and real-time location. With the release of Combi Lifeits accident detection and monitoring service with healthcare, wants to ensure that all users can enjoy their passion without fear of feeling unprotected or lonely.
The data are chilling and reflect the harsh reality that millions of bikers, especially millions of families, live every day. More than 1 in 4 accident fatalities were in this type of vehicle, despite the fact that they accounted for 19% of all fatalities.
KOMOBI, a leading GPS locator company, was born in the wake of a motorcycle accident.
Every biker has a close person who has been in an accident. Thus, KOMOBI, one of the founder’s friend’s tragic circumstances, died on the road, was born. Had this technology existed at the time and bikers carried it around, it would have been a very different story. That is why this Spanish company has been working for over three years to bring to life a guaranteed and reliable product to avoid the pain experienced by thousands of Spanish families. With the appearance of KOMOBI LIFE, a dream come true.
“After more than three years of research and development in developing IoT solutions to protect motorcycles and motorcyclists, we are proud to be at this stage of growth and democratization of our technology for all audiences. I am very proud to be able to do it, and I can only think of how proud he is to always be a part of this JFV project.”
Operations are based on the “golden hour” of the accident. Experts in the field say that nearly half of traffic deaths occur within his first 10 minutes, and within an hour he increases to 75%. For this reason, it is important to reduce rescue time so that it takes him less than an hour to treat a wounded person. Most importantly, it reduces the time to apply PAS actions (Protect, Warn, Help).
One of the main recurring characteristics of all accidents is the complexity of being able to accurately and quickly report the location of the accident. According to data supported by the Directorate General of Transport, 85% of motorcycle fatalities occur on conventional roads. Also, considering road layout, 86% of fatal accidents occur outside intersections and 53% on curves.
Detected over 2,000 accidents and over 100 calls to 112
This is how they developed and perfected the standard KOMOBI LIFE procedure, focusing on two fundamental keys: reliability and operability. Reliability, as over 2,000 motorcycle accidents were detected among users during 9 months of testing and testing. Maneuvering agility as it takes less than a minute to detect each accident and in 5 minutes an ambulance can be sent to the exact location of the motorcycle.
“Our aim is to provide precise locations for medical services to save as many lives as possible and reduce post-accident response time, the famous golden hour for accidents.”
How does Combi Life work? Let’s look at an example. A motorcyclist went out to enjoy the route and unfortunately fell. At that moment, KOMOBI LIFE detects that it was an accident thanks to various automated checks verified by the company. Or, please judge that it is not a serious situation. In his first five minutes of the accident, if the motorcyclist answers the notified or originated phone call, the emergency will be canceled immediately and all will follow the normal course. This would be great news.
However, if, unfortunately, an undesirable event occurs and the user does not answer the phone, the KOMOBI Alarm Reception Center will call 112 to explain and manage the situation in real time with emergency experts. Facilitate the exact location of the accident. All this is to reduce the maximum waiting time for the wounded and allow time for the clock to save as many lives as possible.
Source: Mundo Deportivo
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Motorsports
Mercedes driver reacts to Norris’ first championship: I was jealous before
Mercedes driver George Russell said he was sincerely pleased with Lando Norris’ first Formula 1 championship, which he won in Abu Dhabi on the final stage of the season. According to Russell, he may have been jealous of his compatriot’s success at a younger age, but his views have now changed.
Norris became world champion, just two points ahead of Max Verstappen, despite a strong comeback from the Red Bull driver, who was looking to capture his fifth consecutive title.
Russell and Norris have known each other well since the teenage series; In particular, they fought for the Formula 2 championship won by Russell in 2018. Both made their Formula 1 debuts in 2019, but it was Norris who was first to top the championship.
Russell emphasized that he did not feel any jealousy after the McLaren driver’s victory.
“I’m very happy for him. Maybe when I was younger and less mature, I would have been jealous of my rival and compatriot winning the championship.
But as you get older, you realize how difficult it is to maintain a high level in this sport.”
Both Britons have become leaders of their teams over the years; Russell is at Mercedes, Norris is at McLaren. At the same time, while the Brackley team has been in decline in recent seasons, it was McLaren who were able to offer a car that could fight for the championship before Mercedes.
Russell also noted the importance of not missing a rare chance to compete for the championship and praised Norris for withstanding the pressure.
“We never know when our chance will come. I’m sure he didn’t know that opportunity would come this year.”
He showed an incredible performance, especially in the second half of the season. I’m happy for him, he deserves it,” Russell concluded.
Source: Sport UA
Ruth Waterhouse is an author and sports journalist who writes for Sportish. She is known for her coverage of various sports events and her insightful analysis of sports-related news. With a passion for sports and a keen eye for detail, she has become a respected voice in the sports community.
Motorsports
Drivers choose the best Formula 1 driver of 2025
Max Verstappen received his fifth consecutive Formula 1 Driver of the Year award despite being one step away from his fifth consecutive championship title in the 2025 season.
All but four riders participated in the anonymous survey, traditionally conducted among peloton pilots. According to the results, the Red Bull driver was ahead of the new world champion Lando Norris.
Drivers compiled their own top 10 using the standard Formula 1 points system. Verstappen secured first place with 25 points in six different votes.
Norris, who won his first championship after a difficult season, came second in the referee voting for the second time in a row.
McLaren secured the drivers’ title by enduring serious pressure from Verstappen and teammate Oscar Piastri in one of the most interesting seasons of recent years.
Third in the rankings was George Russell, up one place from last year. The Mercedes driver had a strong season, claiming two wins and seven podium finishes.
Piastri improved his position by one place and finished fourth, although his championship ambitions diminished in the autumn. At one point in the season the Australian was 34 points ahead of his rivals.
Rounding out the top 5 was Charles Leclerc, who dropped two places despite getting the most out of the Ferrari SF-25. The Monegasque achieved seven podiums and the Scuderia finished the season in fourth place in the Constructors’ Championship.
Carlos Sainz retained sixth place after an impressive recovery for Williams. Despite a difficult start for Grovey, the Spaniard managed to reach the podium twice in the second half of the season.
Fernando Alonso rose two places to seventh with his strong performance behind the wheel of the Aston Martin AMR25.
The eighth place was taken by Alex Albon, who had his best season at Williams. The top ten is rounded out by newcomers Oliver Berman and Isak Hajjar, who are known for their strong debut seasons.
It is noteworthy that Lewis Hamilton was not included in the voting for the first time since the beginning of this rating, which reflects the British pilot’s difficult first season with Ferrari.
Nico Hulkenberg, Lance Stroll and Yuki Tsunoda also did not participate in the survey.
Source: Sport UA
Ruth Waterhouse is an author and sports journalist who writes for Sportish. She is known for her coverage of various sports events and her insightful analysis of sports-related news. With a passion for sports and a keen eye for detail, she has become a respected voice in the sports community.
Motorsports
Brahim’s contract with Real Madrid has already been completed
Brahim Diaz26 years old, is becoming one of the sensations. africa cup. players of real madrid he has already scored 3 goals Moroccoqualified for the round of 16 of this competition last Monday.
The good moments a soccer player has with the national team contrast with the lack of playing time for the national team. Xabi Alonsohis future is once again being talked about. The contract runs until June 2027. madrid This summer, it was scheduled to be extended until 2030.
As reported, SER chainan agreement has already been reached between the parties. The aforementioned media outlets are quoted from sources close to those involved. Brahmawhich shows that this commitment was reached after quick negotiations just last summer.
The meringue entity, on the other hand, is seeking discretion and has not confirmed whether or not a contract has already been signed or what the numbers are.
The Spanish-Moroccan, who has no official status, continues to receive offers from European and European teams. Saudi ArabiaHowever, his intention now is to get more playing time. real madrid.
Source: Mundo Deportivo
Sophia Jhon is a sports journalist and author. He has worked as a news editor for Sportish and is now a sport columnist for the same publication. Alberta’s professional interests lie largely in sports news, with an emphasis on English football. He has also written articles on other sporting topics.
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