Carlos Checa's viral joke about the death of the inventor of LEDs

The broadcast of the Motorcycle World Championship had its second appointment of the year in Qatar, with the Doha Grand Prix, and was able to count fast-paced victories such as that of the rookie Pedro Acosta or that of Fabio Quartararo. However, in the intermediate category, Moto2, Carlos Checa made an unfortunate comment that has gone viral on social networks, in relation to the death of the inventor of the LEDs. Ernest Riveras, narrator of the races in DAZN, told the story of the inventor of LEDs, who recently passed away. In line with the lightbulb substitutes, the presenter recounted the event. "He was a Japanese scientist and he passed away today. These things that life has. What Riveras did not expect was the response of his teammate Carlos Checa, a commentator on the races. "The light went out," joked the former premier class rider, completely serious. NO MAN NO pic.twitter.com/fb1djRnMa9 – Lassana (@_Lassana_) April 5, 2021 The one who could not hold back the laughter was Riveras, who after the first laugh turned off his microphone and stood for a long minute without being able to articulate a word, with constant outbursts of laughter that prevented him from returning to his duties. Czech had no choice, after his comment, but to take the reins of the narrative until the return of his partner.