Valentino Rossi says NO to the Japanese Grand Prix

The rider Valentino Rossi speaks plainly about the Japanese Grand Prix, and it seems that right now he holds one of the most opposed positions toward Motegi in the MotoGP paddock.

The truth is that the 46 does not face the same difficulties as Casey Stoner or Jorge Lorenzo, since the 27 and the 1 are under pressure from their teams and also from the title. Let’s remember that it’s 25 points more, so if one doesn’t go and the other does… it could change the MotoGP season.

The Italian made clear statements about his position to the BBC, saying:

I really don’t plan to go to Japan.

For their part, other riders have already confirmed their attendance at the Japanese event, among them Hiroshi Aoyama, Cal Crutchlow and Colin Edwards, while Jorge Lorenzo and Casey Stoner have softened their stance a little while awaiting further news.

The Japanese Grand Prix remains one of the hot spots of the Motorcycle World Championship, and the date is gradually approaching.

What will happen?

Source | Crash.net