It is difficult to find a sportsman with the sympathy of a Valentino Rossi. It is always a pleasure to see his interviews. Even after so many years, he always has his way, always his smile, his way of speaking that makes him so enjoyable and lovable. We will really miss him !
it will be difficult to imagine another person will ever be such a great ambassador for his sport and not have a big head at the end, motogp will miss this man enormously
But I want to listen of he is a speak english with a stereotype, sensation, project, accent, dialect, aroma, sound, ballot, voice, taste, style, and a vox as follow : Among The Others : Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming
am 51 years of age and i cry like a baby as his brought me any my dad so much joy from day one as we both are big fans, so upsetting to see him leave , his shoes will never be filled, love our rossi.
It is so obvious. So many popular athletes are so SELF INDULGENT. They think that they are a pretty big deal like when they talk or their gestures. But Valentino is something different. He doesn't take himself so seriously. In every single interview he seems so NORMAL, like us ... GREATEST OF ALL TIME...... :)
This Interview is just another Display of Vales charism. Valentino touches our heart. He had 30 year career and he still has this glow in his eyes. I guess it is only a matter of time till someone win 10 titles. But there will be never another Valentino Rossi.....Alora....IIiiie tinc tis is the truuu reeson why we luv him so much.
@@Eventual-Visitor Most of those years he was on the ONLY MV Agusta, which is by far the best bike on the grid. When on the same bike, he can't beat Mike Hailwood. For me he is not in the same league with King Kenny, Doohan, Rossi and Marc.
_Lance Murdoc_ _4 days ago_ _I guess it is only a matter of time till someone win 10 titles_ `Only a matter of time` haha, yeah earliest is ten years if this year`s winner continues to have all their ducks in a row until end of 2030 season, which let`s face it, ain`t gonna happen. The world is heading down the pan, don`t expect International racing to continue that long, for several reasons. Enjoy the nostalgia.
I think we’ve seen the last of this type of ‘character’ - Vale is an absolute legend, an ambassador for the sport. MOTOGP is going the way of F1 now - the riders are robots, PR is king and characters aren’t required. I just cannot see anyone coming up through the ranks who inspires so many people. Some try to copy but Vale will always be the best - he’s the whole package. I’m just glad he’s got to retire in one piece and with his health. Best of luck to him - it won’t be the same without him.
This man deserves retirement. I am happy for him and his family. He has nothing to prove and is the best motorcycle racer I have seen. There are many great riders but for me, he will be remembered as the best. Just wish I could thank the man in person.
well as he said in this interview after that austria gp accident its maybe give him a sign to retire, we just lucky enough his mother push him to still race in this season.
He’s such a lovely guy so down to earth so classy so happy so cheerful so funny just an all round good guy I’m gonna miss Valentino so much when he retires Congratulations to him on his amazing career on bikes hopefully he can be hugely successful in cars too Also congratulations to him on becoming a soon to be dad
Love seeing them together haha Suzi's been doing motoGP from when Rossi first moved into the premier class. And they're still doing it today. Very cool.
I think Rossi will become president of MotoGP in the future. without Rossi there, I think the sport will fall in popularity. I do not even have any memories of motogp without rossi there. I feel grateful to have lived through this time to witness this great time in motogp history.
To me there's no motogp without Rossi. His aura of charisma is unpararreleled. He brought life to the sport like no one else did before or after. To be honest motogp has gotten quite boring already in the last years when he wasn't competitive. But i really can't see him in a managerial position. He's too much of a free bird for that. I can see him focus entirely on his racing team and spending his days traveling or racing in his private circuit with his friends.
@@afenijmeijer9027 the audience for the sport has dropped in half in America. I know a few guys that dropped their subscription. I honestly haven't seen a race since 2014.
@@blue03r6 yeah maybe because there is not american riders who are on top level in this moment. They are a few at all. IMO the problem is in AMA and specialy road racing because this championchip is not too competitive and better like British, Spanish, even European Superbike, not even close ot WorldSBK. Its a shame, because in the past in MotoGP has great American riders, champions.
This great Sport of ours will miss the GOAT on the Track for sure but hopefully, he'll be in the Pits bringing on the next generation. Thanks for the many memories Valentino 👍
It’s so good to see/hear Suzy again. I haven’t heard/seen her since the last WSBK race in 2002 at Imola. Steve Parrish, Charlie Cox and Suzy Perry, those were the days.
Vale.. I am Speechless.. So many Memories.. lets look again the video, in every race every body smile and enjoy your race.. Assen, Jerez, Mugello, Silverston, etc.. Thanks legend, happy retire with your familly.. 😊
What a amazing man on and of the track my next favourite rider will never live up to him he’s fan base is amazing we all love him specially in uk what I sore yesterday was unreal sea of yellow every time he rides pass the crowd go crazy the 🐐 forever enjoy retirement my friend 🥲
No doubt, the greatest competitor motorsport will ever see. 26 years is off the scale. Then add the success. Then add the person. Go enjoy some massive bowls of bolognese or I know of a cool pizza place in Tavullia 🇮🇹
He wasn't ever my favorite (but then, I haven't had a ultra-favorite since Nicky), but I have always liked him a lot. Thanks for all the great races. Also, Love love, love Suzi. a favorite part of my MotoGP watching is Suzi and the boys on BT (though I gotta sneak it being in the US)
I have watched this man since he first entered 500s and got to know all the great names he competed against. All bar two have gone while he carried on. I have been in awe of his sheer ability to read a race and deliver on Sundays when maybe it didn't go too well on Saturdays. Now he retires and I don't know any of the riders bar Marquez or Dovisioso. Shan't miss MotoGP but I will most certainly miss this terrifically funny, talented, brave and honest rider immensely.
@Sivarao210 Prorez No way, two completely different people. Mark doesn't enjoy anything but winning. Rossi has a personality which is loved throughout the world Mark doesn't and never will. Mark isn't crazy, that wouldn't work but he is driven and a danger to himself.
Relaxed and easy going when interviewed belies the fact that he was an ultra competitive-take no prisoner racer on the track. If Vale was friendly with a fellow racer, that indicated the racer was of no threat to Vale. If a fellow racer posed a threat, Rossi treated him as the ultimate enemy. I have watched Rossi ever since he started. Unbelievable longevity. Most be difficult realizing it is over. He had a great run, so no need to feel sorry for him. I will miss him.
i started to watch motogp because of rosi. he is fun filled sports man no one can replace him. he is the humblest rider i have ever seen.most of the riders come from trained classes and acts as robots.but rosi is different. he has the born tallent. great guy. we all miss him.
The passion he has for two wheels and other hobbies is inspirational. When I seen vale racing in 96…I was inspired to see him accomplish things at young age. His career will forever be unmatched. Vale forever!!!
I can’t begin to say what millions all around the world will be feeling at the end of this amazing mans career.I can remember him at the very beginning and there was just something about him that made me say he’s going to be World Champion one day. His big smile, his down to earth approach to life, his willingness to pass his knowledge onto others and just his eagerness to please his fans. Wow greatest of all time indeed.
He is the only one that went from 2 stroke 125cc, 250cc and 500cc, then motogp 4 stroke 1000 cc then 800cc then 1000cc so many rivals, Capirosi, Roberts, Barros, Biaggi, Gibernau, Stoner, Hayden, Pedrosa, Lorenzo, Marquez, Dovisiozo, Quartararo. He has seen it all, and won trough it all. He has not been in the best place the last two years, so sadly it is time, but there will never be one like him. Marquez is a sad shadow of the rider he once was, falling in six of his last ten races.
Look at her glow...she thouroughly enjoyd meeting and talking with the legend. Good intervieuw...what a guy, giving her time and being so open in sharing bits of his private life and his career...the way he talks is just like if he would be amongst friends!
“Now we know but its too late!” - even at 42, he never fails to crack me up at every interview!
It is difficult to find a sportsman with the sympathy of a Valentino Rossi. It is always a pleasure to see his interviews. Even after so many years, he always has his way, always his smile, his way of speaking that makes him so enjoyable and lovable.
We will really miss him !
He's very humble and down to earth man in reality
He’s inimitable
@@aris1956 m
Living Legend....
it will be difficult to imagine another person will ever be such a great ambassador for his sport and not have a big head at the end, motogp will miss this man enormously
I think Johnny Wilkinson and Dan Carter are other examples of the above.
@@faranglao8006 Good calls, agree 💯👏👏
I have his book
Quite a character
Very honest, ambitious from a early age and so confident in his bikes and riding
The fans do love him👏
Well... life will go on and someone else new will come. Sad, but thats life...
Well... life will go on and someone else new will come. Sad, but thats life...
He's the reason why I started watching MotoGP. Such a character. Wishing him all the best in his new adventures
Me ✌️
SAME
Alot of my friends ONLY watched MotoGP because of Rossi.
The most charismatic racer of all time, and one of the best motorcycle racers of all time. I will always be a fan of Valentino Rossi, 46 forever!
Randy Mamola had a shorter career in 500cc but was possibly more charismatic than Rossi.
U are right bro.. a great man
I’m not an expert but I think he’s the goat right? Sure top 3
@@Zoro__13 of course,"greatest of all time"..
The best
His accent and expression always unique.
It's Italian .... no?
Allora.....
@@Adrmeisterwerk 😄😆🤣😂 Allora in english
But I want to listen of he is a speak english with a stereotype, sensation, project, accent, dialect, aroma, sound, ballot, voice, taste, style, and a vox as follow :
Among The Others :
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Sure, eeehhhh :-)
Always loved this guy. Legend of sport. Not just moto GP
Me being Marquez fan from 2014 loved this man's hardwork for soooo many years
@@archon4332 Marquez is a turd who crashes into everybody before dragging himself and others allover the asphalt.
am 51 years of age and i cry like a baby as his brought me any my dad so much joy from day one as we both are big fans, so upsetting to see him leave , his shoes will never be filled, love our rossi.
Crying like a baby? Grow a backbone ffs.
“Very particular Left hander”. Valentino Rossi, Ambassador for Left Handers around the world. Salute.
It is so obvious. So many popular athletes are so SELF INDULGENT. They think that they are a pretty big deal like when they talk or their gestures.
But Valentino is something different. He doesn't take himself so seriously. In every single interview he seems so NORMAL, like us ...
GREATEST OF ALL TIME...... :)
This Interview is just another Display of Vales charism. Valentino touches our heart. He had 30 year career and he still has this glow in his eyes. I guess it is only a matter of time till someone win 10 titles. But there will be never another Valentino Rossi.....Alora....IIiiie tinc tis is the truuu reeson why we luv him so much.
Giacomo Agostini 15 titles 8 of them on the top category at the time, 500cc.
@@Eventual-Visitor Most of those years he was on the ONLY MV Agusta, which is by far the best bike on the grid. When on the same bike, he can't beat Mike Hailwood. For me he is not in the same league with King Kenny, Doohan, Rossi and Marc.
_Lance Murdoc_
_4 days ago_
_I guess it is only a matter of time till someone win 10 titles_
`Only a matter of time` haha, yeah earliest is ten years if this year`s winner continues to have all their ducks in a row until end of 2030 season, which let`s face it, ain`t gonna happen. The world is heading down the pan, don`t expect International racing to continue that long, for several reasons. Enjoy the nostalgia.
@@Eventual-Visitor Agostini is technically a 10 time champ. He won championships in 50cc and 350cc. Rossi never competed in those.
I think we’ve seen the last of this type of ‘character’ - Vale is an absolute legend, an ambassador for the sport. MOTOGP is going the way of F1 now - the riders are robots, PR is king and characters aren’t required. I just cannot see anyone coming up through the ranks who inspires so many people. Some try to copy but Vale will always be the best - he’s the whole package. I’m just glad he’s got to retire in one piece and with his health. Best of luck to him - it won’t be the same without him.
Fully agree
Agree as well. I always said once Rossi retires, I think I’m done watching MotoGP. No one coming up is grabbing my attention like the GOAT did.
@@kmfiz Sadly Marco could have been the next one.😢
I could listen to this guy talk all day.The intelligence,the humour and the charisma of the man shines through.
in english or italian?
This man deserves retirement. I am happy for him and his family. He has nothing to prove and is the best motorcycle racer I have seen. There are many great riders but for me, he will be remembered as the best.
Just wish I could thank the man in person.
well as he said in this interview after that austria gp accident its maybe give him a sign to retire, we just lucky enough his mother push him to still race in this season.
Vale is forever be a champion of champions. He is a living legend.
He’s such a lovely guy so down to earth so classy so happy so cheerful so funny just an all round good guy
I’m gonna miss Valentino so much when he retires
Congratulations to him on his amazing career on bikes hopefully he can be hugely successful in cars too
Also congratulations to him on becoming a soon to be dad
It's very rare in a sport the guy who is by far the most charismatic is also by far the best.
That's very true!
Exactly. Usually the charismatic one needs to be charismatic otherwise nobody cares cause they're not winning.
Nah Marc is the best and Rossi is the greatest
@@aboredperson4202 How are the best and the greatest 2 different people?
Greatest Of All Time🙏🏻🇮🇳❤
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Come on, don't forget ol' Giacomo Agostini, not so charismatic but the true greatest of all time.
@@Eventual-Visitor Different era. Impossible to say one is really greater than the other. Both complete legends along with Mike Hailwood.
I'm Italian and I tnk Ago is the best, but Vale is just after and then Hailwood, Doohan ecc.
Suzi from BT sports, her interviews are always so heart warming and takes it to another level.
Yea agreed
She would get it
This is a small gem thanks to Suzi. Way to short though, would love to see her interview him in a year or so and then for a full hour.
Love Vale, what a spirit! Wish I knew people like him in real life
Legend ❤️ is still way too less to describe him absolutely gave everything he had left nothing in tank ❤️
I bloody love that guy!!!! He will be sorely missed on the grid from 2022
Absolute legend
Brilliant and humble. Qualities rarely found in equal measure in one person. What a guy.
My heart goes in to pieces ....
Love seeing them together haha Suzi's been doing motoGP from when Rossi first moved into the premier class. And they're still doing it today. Very cool.
will he fully retire or do similar to guy martin? he has so much charisma, maybe run his own team?
@@allothernamesbutthis I think he wants to race cars. I'm sure he'll still be involved with MotoGP
@@allothernamesbutthis He has been running his VR46 team since 2014.
The greatest💯
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Massive Legend!!!!!!!!!!!! ❤️✊
What a gentleman, down to earth, lovely and humble. I wish him all the best he deserves it!. Be lucky to find another like him, and im from the UK!.
always so positive ! great ambassador for the sport
He will always Race in our Hearts. Grazzi Vale
i am 43 years old , VR46 always in myheart ,much loves ❤️ from 🇮🇩🇮🇩
What can I say, other than he's the best. LEGEND.
Such a warm personality. Im 37 now and grew up with Rossi. I wish him a long and healthy life
I don’t think I’ll be watching motogp after Vale retires. Started watching because of him.
I think Rossi will become president of MotoGP in the future. without Rossi there, I think the sport will fall in popularity. I do not even have any memories of motogp without rossi there. I feel grateful to have lived through this time to witness this great time in motogp history.
To me there's no motogp without Rossi. His aura of charisma is unpararreleled. He brought life to the sport like no one else did before or after. To be honest motogp has gotten quite boring already in the last years when he wasn't competitive.
But i really can't see him in a managerial position. He's too much of a free bird for that. I can see him focus entirely on his racing team and spending his days traveling or racing in his private circuit with his friends.
I disagree. Nobody is bigger than the sport. His contribution has been immense but because of that the sport has grown and will continue to do so.
@@afenijmeijer9027 the audience for the sport has dropped in half in America. I know a few guys that dropped their subscription. I honestly haven't seen a race since 2014.
@@blue03r6 Who cares about America😳
@@blue03r6 yeah maybe because there is not american riders who are on top level in this moment. They are a few at all. IMO the problem is in AMA and specialy road racing because this championchip is not too competitive and better like British, Spanish, even European Superbike, not even close ot WorldSBK. Its a shame, because in the past in MotoGP has great American riders, champions.
I always love his character
Suzi is great! And Vale? GOAT! I hope we will see him racing cars for many more years.
Legend 👍👍👍
Sometimes the word 'Legend' just isn't adequate. This is one of those times.
the people's champion!
Grazie Valentino!
This great Sport of ours will miss the GOAT on the Track for sure but hopefully, he'll be in the Pits bringing on the next generation. Thanks for the many memories Valentino 👍
THE LEGEND
It’s so good to see/hear Suzy again. I haven’t heard/seen her since the last WSBK race in 2002 at Imola.
Steve Parrish, Charlie Cox and Suzy Perry, those were the days.
26 years and never fat.
lol, well said
now he can eat whatever he wants haha
He will when the retirement coming
@@ellynkei88 no
I think he's going to race in cars for the next 10 years
I don't think there are no weight limitations in car racing
@@glax6315 He said maybe will race in car
Vale.. I am Speechless.. So many Memories.. lets look again the video, in every race every body smile and enjoy your race.. Assen, Jerez, Mugello, Silverston, etc.. Thanks legend, happy retire with your familly.. 😊
One of the greatest sportsman’s of all time . An absolute legend now and always !
Salutation to the Great Man
Legend ❤💙💜💖💗💘
What a amazing man on and of the track my next favourite rider will never live up to him he’s fan base is amazing we all love him specially in uk what I sore yesterday was unreal sea of yellow every time he rides pass the crowd go crazy the 🐐 forever enjoy retirement my friend 🥲
Living legend
No doubt, the greatest competitor motorsport will ever see. 26 years is off the scale. Then add the success. Then add the person. Go enjoy some massive bowls of bolognese or I know of a cool pizza place in Tavullia 🇮🇹
He wasn't ever my favorite (but then, I haven't had a ultra-favorite since Nicky), but I have always liked him a lot. Thanks for all the great races.
Also, Love love, love Suzi. a favorite part of my MotoGP watching is Suzi and the boys on BT (though I gotta sneak it being in the US)
What a legend will be greatly missed 🏁
I have watched this man since he first entered 500s and got to know all the great names he competed against. All bar two have gone while he carried on.
I have been in awe of his sheer ability to read a race and deliver on Sundays when maybe it didn't go too well on Saturdays. Now he retires and I don't know any of the riders bar Marquez or Dovisioso.
Shan't miss MotoGP but I will most certainly miss this terrifically funny, talented, brave and honest rider immensely.
Love the guy! Happy retirement, Vali.
I already miss Rossi. A really genuine lovely man.
He was/is the best, why because he is complete. I doubt there will ever be another like him in our sport.
@Sivarao210 Prorez No way, two completely different people. Mark doesn't enjoy anything but winning. Rossi has a personality which is loved throughout the world Mark doesn't and never will. Mark isn't crazy, that wouldn't work but he is driven and a danger to himself.
Relaxed and easy going when interviewed belies the fact that he was an ultra competitive-take no prisoner racer on the track. If Vale was friendly with a fellow racer, that indicated the racer was of no threat to Vale. If a fellow racer posed a threat, Rossi treated him as the ultimate enemy.
I have watched Rossi ever since he started. Unbelievable longevity. Most be difficult realizing it is over. He had a great run, so no need to feel sorry for him. I will miss him.
this guy, pure in every way
Like other greats, Senna, Ali, Pele====Rossi is bigger than the sport, what a fantastic character, like the others he will be missed.
The last funny and great racer, nothing will be same without Valentino Rossi but thanks to him for all great times he gave to motorbike lovers 🙏🙏🙏👍😉😁
He is a legend in MOTOGP👍👍👍
Valentino, a so lovely guy.
Vale forever, won’t be another in any era! My fav sportsperson after Steffi Graf
He is really starting to relax which is great to see
Happy retirement? Enjoy life live strong... My icon and hero! Viva Rossi......
for sure the greatest of all time
The guy with always a funny great face ! 46 FOREVER
A most enjoyable pleasant endearing humble example of humanity . 🙏🏼
Grande Valentino e grazie, un caro ciaoooo ,da Bologna
i started to watch motogp because of rosi. he is fun filled sports man no one can replace him. he is the humblest rider i have ever seen.most of the riders come from trained classes and acts as robots.but rosi is different. he has the born tallent. great guy. we all miss him.
G.O.A.T.
The passion he has for two wheels and other hobbies is inspirational. When I seen vale racing in 96…I was inspired to see him accomplish things at young age. His career will forever be unmatched. Vale forever!!!
LEGEND NO 1 GOAT
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I love this guys accent. Legend❤️
Wow Suzi, THAT question was SO GOOD!
Rossi gave LIFE to MOTO GP... A Champion forever !
The man is motoGP a absolute genius
I can’t begin to say what millions all around the world will be feeling at the end of this amazing mans career.I can remember him at the very beginning and there was just something about him that made me say he’s going to be World Champion one day. His big smile, his down to earth approach to life, his willingness to pass his knowledge onto others and just his eagerness to please his fans. Wow greatest of all time indeed.
He is the only one that went from 2 stroke 125cc, 250cc and 500cc, then motogp 4 stroke 1000 cc then 800cc then 1000cc so many rivals, Capirosi, Roberts, Barros, Biaggi, Gibernau, Stoner, Hayden, Pedrosa, Lorenzo, Marquez, Dovisiozo, Quartararo.
He has seen it all, and won trough it all. He has not been in the best place the last two years, so sadly it is time, but there will never be one like him.
Marquez is a sad shadow of the rider he once was, falling in six of his last ten races.
What a bloke 👌👏👏👏🤙
Absolute legend Valentino Rossi
Look at her glow...she thouroughly enjoyd meeting and talking with the legend. Good intervieuw...what a guy, giving her time and being so open in sharing bits of his private life and his career...the way he talks is just like if he would be amongst friends!
For ever your fan Vale!!!!!!!!!! GO!GO!GO!GO!GO!GO!
MotoGP will never be the same and dare i say as good to watch without Valentino Rossi competing in it, thanks for all the memorys.
Yep, nobody seems to have a personality this days. Valentino Rossi's charisma will always be missed in MotoGP.
Nothing more to prove. Rossi is one of the greats.
Forever the GOAT ♥️♥️♥️
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He is so amazing - Thanks Rossi and Congratulations
He will be missed such a delight to listen to respect from England 🏴
One word, "legend"
Vale 46 #1
I hope he can make his charisma, intelligence, experience, contacts and empathy available in other areas.
What a remarkable person,its been a pleasure watching rossi since the 90’s….im not a emotional person but this has kinda got me a bit chocked up 😢
Touching interview so full of gratitude for these insights - legend
What a star. Thanks for the entertainment Vale.!
He is the best! So humble!
living legend
Legendary 💪
i remember this lady in one interview with him always her questions are spot on ,, and what can i say about Rossi this guy is so special
Absolute star in every way.. The greatest.
Nothing but goosebumps!