Unbelivable, the Motto GP All-Time Driver has  officially decided to announce his retirement Due to…

Unbelivable, the Motto GP All-Time Driver has  officially decided to announce his retirement Due to…

Following the conclusion of the current season, Valentino Rossi announced his retirement from MotoGP. The Greatest Rider of All Time (GOAT), who is 42 years old, has made the decision to put up his boots and retire the 46 number and the name Doctor from elite racing.

Nine-time MotoGP champion Valentino Rossi announces his retirement. Last season’s World Champion, Rossi, is the only rider on the starting lineup who competed in two-stroke motorbike races. At the conclusion of the current season, the single connection remaining between the two-stroke and four-stroke eras will be gone.

Nine-time MotoGP champion Valentino Rossi announces his retirement. The Final Season of the World Champion
On the current grid, he is the only rider who has shared a paddock with Mick Doohan.

 

paddock area in the early years of his 125cc racing career with Mick Doohan and Kenny Roberts, Jr. As the years have passed, we have watched on the edge of our seats as The Doctor makes some incredible movements to reach those momentous victories.

Nine-time MotoGP champion Valentino Rossi announces his retirement. The Final Season of the World Champion
The Petronas Yamaha SRT rider has, however, been having trouble with the bike’s setup during the past two seasons. Consequently, Rossi won his final race while competing for the Movistar Yamaha MotoGP factory team in 2017.

The nine-time world champion Valentino Rossi has announced his retirement from MotoGP. “I said I would decide next year,” Rossi remarked in reference to his retirement.

I’ll have a different life next year. However, it was fantastic; I thoroughly enjoyed the journey, and it was enjoyable. It was fantastic; it was the World Championship for 25–26 years. I don’t have much to say because I had amazing times with all of my boys—the guys that work for me! Only this.

Nine-time MotoGP champion Valentino Rossi announces his retirement. The Final Season of the World Champion
He went on, “I had a very lengthy career and, happily, I won a lot of races, but there are some moments and triumphs that will never be forgotten. Total happiness. There are certain things that make me laugh for a week, and after ten days, I still giggle, wonder why, and think back on the race.