@@dayleashleynolasco5765 Quote from one of his race engineers in an interview with Mat Oxley: “At our first test with him at Eastern Creek we were doing his first debrief, with all the Japanese engineers sitting there, pens hovering, waiting to take notes and get his first impression of the bike. And he says, ‘Well, I need two things: I need a cage in the back of the garage with a dancing girl in it and we’ve got to get some beers in the fridge’. Then he gets up and walks out. There were six Japanese engineers sitting around the table and they didn’t know what to do, what to say or what had just happened. With his talent, he should’ve been world champion, but it was never going to happen.”
I saw his first UK lap in 125s in 1996 with my now deceased older son and I saw his last lap in the UK 2021 with my youngest son. That was a very emotional Sunday for me. Thanks for the entertainment over so many years Rossi.
This smiling guy is a live legend! Particularly is the goat of motorcycle racing ever! As a Brazilian it's nice see him talk about Alex Barros and how he learnt some Barros's riding skills. Grazie Rossi!
Watched this with a tear in my eye. The end of an era. Such an incredible influence on this sport, without Rossi it’s just not going to have that extra spark 😢
For me Rossi will always be the GOAT, The only rider that has had me out of my seat screaming at the t.v. or live at the track urging him to victory, the man has such passion and drive, such vitality, such humour and cheek, I will miss him dearly on track, his style is second to none, and old school gent, but I agree with him on deciding to retire, and wish him all the best for the future, BUT most of all I wish to thank him for the years of entertainment from us, his fans. MotoGP will never be the same without him.
I could watch interviews with Vale all day long, such a wonderful character. Although it was sad to see the emotion in his eyes when he saw Marco's name.
Rossi has beaten every single world champion he has faced in his career that really is unbelievable But what I believe makes Rossi just that bit more lovable is the fact that he is a lovely down to earth man What a legend he is he will be missed by everyone in motorsport
He said the raiders now are modern athlete, they concern about the food and lifestyle. This is Vale, the old man with the old ways, and still capable of riding and competing with those modern riders. Amazing...
Seeing him talking about Alexandre Barros so fondly, to me, as a brazilian, is a motive of pride, and one more reason to admire this legend of the sport.
Vale has done so much for motorcycle racing in all classes, even none biking people know who he is. I'm old enough to remember Barry Sheene, Kenny Roberts and alike, but Rossi truly is the goat... on and off the track. His story isn't over yet 🙂
Me and my friends are planning to go with our motorcycles from Sweden to Italy next year......My plan is to visit Tavullia and if I am lucky to meet Vale there....It woul´d be one of my "Before I Kick The Bucket moment"! I was in Rimini 2015 with my friends.....And we where speaking to many Italians who have #46 ,#58 and # 04 for their favouriteriders......So sad that Marco Simoncelli could not be in the race.....but I am so happy that they have named the circuit in SanMarino after him!!! Hats off to his family and I can only say that he was one off the best fearless rider ever!!! R.I.P Marco
I met him at Silverstone in 2013 totally by total chance as he left the post qualifying press briefing. He signed my (dirty) VR46 Ducati cap because it was the only thing I had to hand, and I took an amazing photo of him with my DSLR. I still can't believe this actually happened. I also can't believe I patted him on the shoulder as I wished him good luck for the race. Talk about star struck.
No other rider can’t break Rossi record….he’s is a true legend in motogp modern eras…be a world champion with different team and factory…that what make Rossi so special…especially when he move from Honda to Yamaha…that why Rossi have so many fans in the world of motogp…truly a legend…
All of these MotoGP riders are remarkable talents, although over the years I enjoyed watching VR persuade his bike beyond its capabilities to win, a very great racer and decent honest bloke. Thanks for the memories Valentino.
The connection between suzi and Vale has always been something special. I feel like he truly opens up and is natural with Suzi. There is something about their conversations which is so different to anyone else, and its difficult to explain...but its something very special
The administration we feel for Rossi extends beyond his legendary track skills, sure there are other great riders but none have that special quality that he has nor do they bring the sheer joy that he brought to racing. I’m glad he got out in good health. Thanks for some great times Dr Rossi.
When she talks about Simoncelli, we could see a sorrow in his face. It ended all of his domination when Stoner and later Marquez took the crown for the 7 consecutive years.
Yeah the Hayden and Simoncelli parts were hard. He was laughing the whole video but those names came up his smile left and he started blinking a lot (I don't know why, probably to stop himself from crying). So sad 😔
Great interview Suzi, Valentino has brought more to the sport providing another step change. Perhaps in the same way Barry sheene did. In many ways the humour and humanisation of characters in the sport connects the masses to it . It will be a long time before we see his like again, thanks Vale
We need more of this. This is awesome! What a great guy ! He did a silly picture with me after a crash he had. And still smiling and being super friendly. I was amazed. I ask for the pic like in a shy way expecting nothing .... he is the best!.
He doesn't have hard feelings on Lorenzo, just with Marquez. About Lorenzo he was talking about when Jorge arrived in Yamaha as the next big thing so the team was starting to focus more and more on him instead of Vale who was suffering this situation. That's why he moved to Ducati in 2011
@@aboredperson4202 way back in 2015 when rossi dominated half of the season, and lorenzo is closing the gap in championship points. in sepang, Marc is capable of fighting in the front with Lorenzo, but marc being sneaky slowing down his pace and confronting rossi which lead a contact with rossi in sepang. and rossi had to make a start from the last position in valencia.
It should've been his 11th. Yamaha's reliability issues and Edward's idiot crash at Assen cost him the title in 2006. Like Mir, I will never recognize Hayden as a true world champion, just being in the right place at the right time.
I agree and he could have had three more titles if he did not go to Ducati. The GOAT always. MM and Lorenzo definitely impacted his tenth title, but karma works in amazing ways and MM is not in a good place and cannot fall and get up for ever! We all age.
Grande Valentino! Kimi Raikkonen and Valentino Rossi, this year will have a sad moment at the end, but both gave me hundreds of hours with big moments. Grazie Vale Kiitos Kimi
Pour moi, le plus grand pilote de tous les temps toujours simple marrant même tranquille sur de lui et quelle longévité il a été le meilleur dans TOUTES les catégories Cette figure emblématique marquera à tout jamais l'histoire de la moto EL MAESTRO BASTA !!?
Loved the fact he don’t like Marquez and I don’t blame him stoner and Lorenzo were better than Marquez as raced hard but fair and don’t take people out like Marquez does
Its bc of the 2015 season where MM messed with Rossi and he just missed out on title number 10. That was so hard for him, so he said that he could never forgive Marc
@@M64rside That season was shameful. It's incredible that the race direction didn't penalize Marquez, he should have been suspended for multiple races for what he did.
Throughout his career Rossi knew how to be dominant and play mind games etc with other riders (like stoner) now it's all nearly said and done it's interesting/nice to hear his praises for his opponents.
It baffled me when BT Sport got the rights to MotoGP that Suzi Perry wasn't first on their list. Great chemistry with the riders and donkey's years in the sport.
Valen .te vamos a extrañar nos hicistes vivir momentos inolvidables adrenalina pura lejos el más aguerrido piloto de los últimos tiempos una Argentina que los sigue siempre .que todo lo que emprendas sea siempre lo mejor besos mil !!!
It is indeed true that all of those 175 people riding in the sport have in some way, shape or form has been inspired by Valentino Rossi. No amount of championship wins can ever get close to leaving that as a legacy. I haven't thought of that, interesting find BT Sport.
Not just a legendary racer.....an amazing personality and human being, who is short on ego and big on humour 😍🔥
Exactly. Small town vibes from that guy.
Yea,, see Vale face make me remember when rossi after crash Casey stoner he come to stoner pit to apologize 🙏🙏🙏
Very humble personality
I was intrigue though on how Anthony Gobert throw a party. 😅
@@dayleashleynolasco5765 Quote from one of his race engineers in an interview with Mat Oxley: “At our first test with him at Eastern Creek we were doing his first debrief, with all the Japanese engineers sitting there, pens hovering, waiting to take notes and get his first impression of the bike. And he says, ‘Well, I need two things: I need a cage in the back of the garage with a dancing girl in it and we’ve got to get some beers in the fridge’. Then he gets up and walks out. There were six Japanese engineers sitting around the table and they didn’t know what to do, what to say or what had just happened. With his talent, he should’ve been world champion, but it was never going to happen.”
Well said👍🏼🍷
I saw his first UK lap in 125s in 1996 with my now deceased older son and I saw his last lap in the UK 2021 with my youngest son. That was a very emotional Sunday for me. Thanks for the entertainment over so many years Rossi.
I grew watching this legend, and just watching Rossi ride has made so many unforgettable memories with my family. 🐐
@@parijatbora6214 yeah it’s crazy how fast time has just gone, nothing can beat them Sunday days aha
This smiling guy is a live legend! Particularly is the goat of motorcycle racing ever!
As a Brazilian it's nice see him talk about Alex Barros and how he learnt some Barros's riding skills.
Grazie Rossi!
yep alex has always been an inspiration for Vale.I really liked him too he was very fast
I'm glad they gave Suzi this interview, she brought out his human side.
She has no clue what he is even saying, just fake laughs
She s great
@@terryl9996 nonsense..
Agreed, normally some idiot so called personality with no idea about racing would be payed a fortune to do it.
100% Suzy and Vale always had that connection in interviews.
Watched this with a tear in my eye. The end of an era. Such an incredible influence on this sport, without Rossi it’s just not going to have that extra spark 😢
For me Rossi will always be the GOAT, The only rider that has had me out of my seat screaming at the t.v. or live at the track urging him to victory, the man has such passion and drive, such vitality, such humour and cheek, I will miss him dearly on track, his style is second to none, and old school gent, but I agree with him on deciding to retire, and wish him all the best for the future, BUT most of all I wish to thank him for the years of entertainment from us, his fans. MotoGP will never be the same without him.
I could watch interviews with Vale all day long, such a wonderful character.
Although it was sad to see the emotion in his eyes when he saw Marco's name.
At least Rossi had the balls to say he wouldnt race Mcguinness at the Tt
TT Riders are just a whole other different beasts
Different gravy 😉
@@NealyLL I know all about it im in Ireland the home of pure road racing no comparison
Not the first time he assured people he wouldn't race IOM.
Standard requirement to race in the IOM TT...... Balls the size of your crash helmet
Rossi has beaten every single world champion he has faced in his career that really is unbelievable
But what I believe makes Rossi just that bit more lovable is the fact that he is a lovely down to earth man
What a legend he is he will be missed by everyone in motorsport
Poorly he never be champ since marquez in motogp
@@bagus2407 yeah true but he beat marq in 2015, 36 years old, still compete for world champion is insane:)
@@hendradjoko7927 who cares just one win vs other loose
@@bagus2407 🤣i care lol... stupid statement
@@bagus2407 everyone cares
He said the raiders now are modern athlete, they concern about the food and lifestyle. This is Vale, the old man with the old ways, and still capable of riding and competing with those modern riders. Amazing...
Exactly. And beating them as well.
@@johnjandoh6732 To be fair he didn't beat them for his last 12 years, he almost had it in 2015.
His personality makes him a legend that we will never forget.
Seeing him talking about Alexandre Barros so fondly, to me, as a brazilian, is a motive of pride, and one more reason to admire this legend of the sport.
Thanks for this great talk with Vale, I could listen to Suzi and Valentino for hours.
GOAT LEGEND HERO MASTER STAR and a bloody nice bloke. 46!!
Vale has done so much for motorcycle racing in all classes, even none biking people know who he is. I'm old enough to remember Barry Sheene, Kenny Roberts and alike, but Rossi truly is the goat... on and off the track. His story isn't over yet 🙂
Two people who are at the top of their profession,just brilliant
Fantastic rider!!!! I will miss these guy!!!!!
He's the reason why I love motorcycling and racing, everyday I ride and pretending to be like him, such an inspiring person..
Top, top man. Absolute legend and no ego.
Lucky enough to see him for the first & obviously last time at Silverstone on Sunday. I feel genuinely privileged. Grazie Vale
I feel very proud to see hafiz syahrin(MALAYSIA) name on vale rivals
The Goat being interviewed by the best sports presenter in the business. Magic stuff 👏🏻
The greatest of all time . What an amazing guy he is , unfortunately it will be his last season . Grazie Vale 💚🤍❤️
GOAT!!!!
Legend
Me and my friends are planning to go with our motorcycles from Sweden to Italy next year......My plan is to visit Tavullia and if I am lucky to meet Vale there....It woul´d be one of my "Before I Kick The Bucket moment"!
I was in Rimini 2015 with my friends.....And we where speaking to many Italians who have #46 ,#58 and # 04 for their favouriteriders......So sad that Marco Simoncelli could not be in the race.....but I am so happy that they have named the circuit in SanMarino after him!!!
Hats off to his family and I can only say that he was one off the best fearless rider ever!!! R.I.P Marco
I met him at Silverstone in 2013 totally by total chance as he left the post qualifying press briefing. He signed my (dirty) VR46 Ducati cap because it was the only thing I had to hand, and I took an amazing photo of him with my DSLR. I still can't believe this actually happened. I also can't believe I patted him on the shoulder as I wished him good luck for the race. Talk about star struck.
Fantastic Vale, same charisma
GOAT!
No other rider can’t break Rossi record….he’s is a true legend in motogp modern eras…be a world champion with different team and factory…that what make Rossi so special…especially when he move from Honda to Yamaha…that why Rossi have so many fans in the world of motogp…truly a legend…
All of these MotoGP riders are remarkable talents, although over the years I enjoyed watching VR persuade his bike beyond its capabilities to win, a very great racer and decent honest bloke. Thanks for the memories Valentino.
The connection between suzi and Vale has always been something special. I feel like he truly opens up and is natural with Suzi. There is something about their conversations which is so different to anyone else, and its difficult to explain...but its something very special
charismatic and a champion. The god of racing!
The administration we feel for Rossi extends beyond his legendary track skills, sure there are other great riders but none have that special quality that he has nor do they bring the sheer joy that he brought to racing. I’m glad he got out in good health. Thanks for some great times Dr Rossi.
When she talks about Simoncelli, we could see a sorrow in his face. It ended all of his domination when Stoner and later Marquez took the crown for the 7 consecutive years.
Yeah the Hayden and Simoncelli parts were hard. He was laughing the whole video but those names came up his smile left and he started blinking a lot (I don't know why, probably to stop himself from crying). So sad 😔
Vale is such a legend...always knew he had respect and friendship with Alex Barros...nice of him to mention in such a special way....
I really hope there are more parts to come, these have been very enjoyable to watch. the myth, the legend, the doctor, the G.O.A.T 🐐
Yes!
2:14 Gave props to Stoner wholeheartedly. Dovi said something similar about the talent.
Most iconic Racer in all premium GP. The Doctor Rossi,with names of Schumacher and Hamilton
VR46 ❤️❤️❤️❤️ forever and ever 😭
So humble! So self deprecating in a humorous way. I could listen to him tell stories all day.
There will never be another racer like him. Once in a generation rider
BT Sport tends to do a great job with these types of videos. Thanks a lot 😇
I wish BT had all the English language coverage
LEGEND
One of the best guy in motogp..salute idol👌👌👌
Proud to be italian
Great interview Suzi, Valentino has brought more to the sport providing another step change. Perhaps in the same way Barry sheene did. In many ways the humour and humanisation of characters in the sport connects the masses to it . It will be a long time before we see his like again,
thanks Vale
amazing interview with the absolute GOAT of motorcycle world. Keep them coming Suzi !!!
Legend. The best in all time
We need more of this. This is awesome! What a great guy ! He did a silly picture with me after a crash he had. And still smiling and being super friendly. I was amazed. I ask for the pic like in a shy way expecting nothing .... he is the best!.
An awesome human being i feel his good energy and to be top of your game for over 20yrs. I duff my cap Sir VR46
Simplemente exquisito maestro y aprendiz pero sincero,grande
marc and lorenzo stole his 10th, so it's personal for him.
He doesn't have hard feelings on Lorenzo, just with Marquez. About Lorenzo he was talking about when Jorge arrived in Yamaha as the next big thing so the team was starting to focus more and more on him instead of Vale who was suffering this situation. That's why he moved to Ducati in 2011
How did he steal his tenth?
@@aboredperson4202 way back in 2015 when rossi dominated half of the season, and lorenzo is closing the gap in championship points. in sepang, Marc is capable of fighting in the front with Lorenzo, but marc being sneaky slowing down his pace and confronting rossi which lead a contact with rossi in sepang. and rossi had to make a start from the last position in valencia.
It should've been his 11th. Yamaha's reliability issues and Edward's idiot crash at Assen cost him the title in 2006. Like Mir, I will never recognize Hayden as a true world champion, just being in the right place at the right time.
I agree and he could have had three more titles if he did not go to Ducati.
The GOAT always. MM and Lorenzo definitely impacted his tenth title, but karma works in amazing ways and MM is not in a good place and cannot fall and get up for ever! We all age.
The greatest of all time, that's all.
i love this guy, i remember when he win 250 cc world champ and go to 500 CC .... later motogp :) my number 1 :) :)
Rossi and the late Marco Simoncelli, dug his hair style, are the only two, for me, racers with a big personality.
The GOAT 👏💝#46
What a legend ❤️
Best interview ever.... period.
Could watch hours of him talking about memories 😍
Grande Valentino! Kimi Raikkonen and Valentino Rossi, this year will have a sad moment at the end, but both gave me hundreds of hours with big moments.
Grazie Vale
Kiitos Kimi
What a legend
The Moto Gp tracks will never be.the same 🙏❤️🙌
Salute the doctor 👨⚕️
This is epic! Amazing person. Amazing legend.
G.O.A.T.
The Goat
Great champ also great personality, ONE MOVIE SHOULD BE ENOUGH:")
Legend in motogp👍👍👍
He will always Race in our Hearts. Grazzi Vale
Rossi 🙏🏻 una persona fantastica oltre che gran campione!
I saw Hafiz syahrin on the list board..I'm so proud of him ..u make all Malaysia awesome
Such a delightful personality, I could listen to interviews with him for hours.
Pour moi, le plus grand pilote de tous les temps toujours simple marrant même tranquille sur de lui et quelle longévité il a été le meilleur dans TOUTES les catégories
Cette figure emblématique marquera à tout jamais l'histoire de la moto
EL MAESTRO BASTA !!?
This video could be titled 'The Human side of The Doctor'. Smooth interview for a truly legendary rider. VALE46! 🌞🌙
Great character,so humble,so stright to point answer the question,grazie vale
The dynamic duo. They'll never be a more knowledgeable racer or interviewer. The end of a golden era.
Loved the fact he don’t like Marquez and I don’t blame him stoner and Lorenzo were better than Marquez as raced hard but fair and don’t take people out like Marquez does
Its bc of the 2015 season where MM messed with Rossi and he just missed out on title number 10. That was so hard for him, so he said that he could never forgive Marc
@@M64rside That season was shameful. It's incredible that the race direction didn't penalize Marquez, he should have been suspended for multiple races for what he did.
Marquez 100% liability when under pressure, will wipe out a rider rather than race, should've been banned in 2015 for what he did.
He and Jorge Martin...
sour grapes
Legend 💙
As good off the track as he was on the track.!! And he knows when it is time to stop!! Simply the best!
Melhor piloto de todos os tempos!
I was smiling and laughing during the whole video. How can anyone not like this guy?
I just loved the part about the Gobert, another extremely gifted rider
Throughout his career Rossi knew how to be dominant and play mind games etc with other riders (like stoner) now it's all nearly said and done it's interesting/nice to hear his praises for his opponents.
Except one
It baffled me when BT Sport got the rights to MotoGP that Suzi Perry wasn't first on their list. Great chemistry with the riders and donkey's years in the sport.
gonna miss him. Great to see Dovi alongside Rossi this year :D
Been a fan... always will be... Rossi your exit is so fantastic... A tribute to the fans...
Ben Spies !! Is one of my faves too!! Elbows !
Valen .te vamos a extrañar nos hicistes vivir momentos inolvidables adrenalina pura lejos el más aguerrido piloto de los últimos tiempos una Argentina que los sigue siempre .que todo lo que emprendas sea siempre lo mejor besos mil !!!
The Man The Legend..... what a lovely down to earth guy
Love his accent
Great conversation. I ❤️ insight like this
That painting at the beginning, just love it.
It is indeed true that all of those 175 people riding in the sport have in some way, shape or form has been inspired by Valentino Rossi. No amount of championship wins can ever get close to leaving that as a legacy. I haven't thought of that, interesting find BT Sport.
We love this guy absolutely talented classy. Humble guy x
The TT GOAT (bar maybe Joey) from Morecombe gets a mention just awesome 👍🏍💨💨
Absolutely legend!
Anyone else notice how much she fancies him! 🥰
love Rossi, lucky enough to seen him live at 2 races and an awesome guy too
When they show the Sic on the board my eyes straight away got tears
3:03 Your Look When Vale talk about Marquez 🤣