nothing more can be done on scene.. as with ANY incedent from gun shot to car accident, as a emt/paramedic your job is to stabilize IF possible and get them to a treatment facility, this is what i have done for years. its the job of the Medics to do all they can in the time they have from the scene to the hospital, if things take a turn for the worse med flight can be utilized IF it takes you longer to get to the hospital than it would for the helicopter. in this case Marco was taken to the ONSITE medical facilty that was (correct me if im wrong) located in the infield none the less there was only a few things that should have been changed.. 1 the head/neck should have been stabilized 2 the patient should have been strapped securely tot he stretcher before moving period/ would it have saved marco.. not likely but its these little things that are professional and for the safety of the patient if dropped and it does happen