Sunday, November 8, 2009
Valentino Rossi talks about Jorge Lorenzo and Ducati
Valentino Rossi spoke very openly about the 2011 season, specifically about his current teammate Jorge Lorenzo and possible future employment with Ducati. The following is part of his chat with BBC's Suzi Perry from Friday at Valencia:
Q: You said you wanted to end your career with Yamaha. Do you stiill feel like that?
A: Not sure 100 percent, depends. Depends on what happens next year.
Q: What does it depend on?
A: Depends about my performance and the performance and fight with Lorenzo, and the decision of Yamaha for 2011.
Q: You mean if they re-sign Jorge?
A: I think Yamaha has to decide between me and Jorge for 2011. Depends a lot, it's early to say, and I have a great option that is Ducati, to change bikes and try to win with an Italian bike.
Q: Would you like that?
A: Yeah for sure, it's a great motivation but I prefer at this moment to stay with Yamaha because I think the love between me and Yamaha, our relationship is something special. Changing bikes is unfaithful. I think for Yamaha it's very important that they finish my career together with Yamaha, and also for me it's important.
Q: You said you wanted to end your career with Yamaha. Do you stiill feel like that?
A: Not sure 100 percent, depends. Depends on what happens next year.
Q: What does it depend on?
A: Depends about my performance and the performance and fight with Lorenzo, and the decision of Yamaha for 2011.
Q: You mean if they re-sign Jorge?
A: I think Yamaha has to decide between me and Jorge for 2011. Depends a lot, it's early to say, and I have a great option that is Ducati, to change bikes and try to win with an Italian bike.
Q: Would you like that?
A: Yeah for sure, it's a great motivation but I prefer at this moment to stay with Yamaha because I think the love between me and Yamaha, our relationship is something special. Changing bikes is unfaithful. I think for Yamaha it's very important that they finish my career together with Yamaha, and also for me it's important.
Labels: MotoGP, Valentino Rossi
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