That's why he called the Doctor, explained not only in term of how it feels as a rider but as well as technical and engineers point of view... I don't think most of the motogp riders nowadays understand in term of engineering point of view...
Lorenzo has been reaping the benefits of YEARS of Rossi's Development work on the Yamaha. Its now time for the Doctor to return and give that boy (Lorenzo) a beating!
@@AdamTheMan1993 he is great but not the greatest yet. Number of championships alone is not a benchmark for greatness. There are many factors to be considered when it comes to being greatest. Simple example, CS27. Yes he only won 2 titles,but he is already a legend and one of the greatest.
@@czerruiz7192 I'm still amazed how Casey Stoner managed to win a world championship on a Ducati which at the time was the most difficult bike to master and but Stoner made it look easy. As for Marquez he only won so many championships because the current 1000cc bikes have so many electronic aids, if he was riding on the old 990s or 800s bikes without the electronic aids he wouldn't stand a chance against Rossi or Stoner
Im happy that he is returning! MotoGP season of 2013 will be very interesting now. Austin TX April 19th-21st Circuit of Americas. I will attend! Viva VR46!
You obviously missed out on Kevin Schwantz, Wayne Rainey, and Kenny Roberts. No complaints, just racing. However, I can see that Rossi's complaint about Nicky Hayden might have had some merit. lol
in the 90s the manufacturers progressed too far with stiffening up the frames and chatter became a real problem, nowadays they design in some flex to a degree, what some call 'calibrated flex'
Geez you are narrow minded. There will ALWAYS be someone better,you twat. Rossi grew the sport, in popularity AND in finance! Grow up moron. You comment is silly and a typical example of an armchair "know it all". Jesus....grow a brain....
