Valentino Rossi made his much anticipated debut on board the Ducati Desmosedici on Tuesday. The Italian turned laps at the Valencia circuit as part of a two-day MotoGP test along with 16 other riders (view the results in our 2010 MotoGP Valencia Day 1 Test Results). The 31-year-old hopped aboard the Ducati wearing plain black leathers, contrasted strongly by his neon Number 46 written across his back.
Rossi’s first trip lasted just eight laps so he could get an initial feel for the bike. The team first utlilized the big bang engine for much of the first day, and worked on additional items such as geometry. Rossi then set out on the screamer version, making one final pass before calling it a day. Overall, the Italian set a best time of 1’35.134, and finished the first day of testing in 10th directly behind his Ducati teammate, Nicky Hayden. For Ducati the stated goal of this test is to determine whether to go with a screamer or big bang engine for the upcoming season.
Showing posts with label Valentino Rossi. Show all posts
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Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Rossi scooter arrives!

Yamaha UK have announced the release of what will surely be a sought after scooter for 2010, the updated version of the 2010 Aerox ‘Team Replica’. This 50cc scooter is a ‘Special Edition’ celebrating Yamaha MotoGP racing success, in particular Valentino Rossi's World Championship, with striking graphics.
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Valentino Rossi Pictures Gallery
Valentino Rossi Pictures Gallery
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Friday, July 24, 2009
MOTOGP: Rossi: ‘I Have To Continue Like This’
As he fronted up at Donington for the second MotoGP race in a week Valentino Rossi described his 75th MotoGP race win as one of the most intense of his career.
That was last Sunday in Germany and Rossi says he must continue that trend if he is to prevail in a championship that is being fought, as he says, at a furious pace.
Going into the British GP this Sunday Rossi has now won four out of nine
races, in a 17-race season, but holds only a slender 14-point lead over Yamaha teammate Jorge Lorenzo.
"I have to continue like this if I want to win the championship," Rossi said. "I have won almost 50% of the races and I'm happy for that and also because the Yamaha is a very strong package. But I only have 14 points advantage on Jorge and also Casey Stoner is close."
Stoner has won two races and is still battling an energy-sapping illness. He is third in the points, 28 behind.
Saturday, March 28, 2009
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