look my club might be stressful to watch but my nt? a nightmare i want to die every time
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look my club might be stressful to watch but my nt? a nightmare i want to die every time
there is something so special about a controversial age gap relationship between a brazilian rookie and his much older teammate
"I'm really happy with the second half of the race because the gap to Sete was seven seconds, but I made my mind up to try and pass him and my bike and my Michelin tyre worked very well to the end," said Rossi. "I saw the red dot getting bigger and bigger and to pass him in the last corner was excellent. I would have liked to win for the sixth time here but at least I got to celebrate on the podium in front of all these wonderful fans."
— valentino about beating sete for a 3rd place at phillip island 2006
vale and rock…
尝试了下 但是比较失败,所以抱着画都画了就发了吧的心态发了,一想到你猴爱听Pink Floyd 就觉得他可能会适合这种潮男感……
Sete and Valentino in Qatar, 2009 + photobank’s own caption:
Norifumi Abe photographed in 1993
There are many great riders in MotoGP, from legends to current stars and future champions. But Valentino Rossi holds a special place in my heart. Even if Marc Marquez is the best right now, and the future belongs to Bezzecchi, Acosta, or whoever comes next, it still won't change how I feel about Rossi.
I feel like this is the kind of thing you feel when you revisit Valentino's whole career, like you just can't help but get very fond of a man that has been through this much legendary shit, so many great stories, not a hero, not a perfect role model, but a legend whose life could be an epic
Sete and Valentino in Qatar, 2009 + photobank’s own caption:
pecco is actually so smart for making his baby watch f1 straight out of the womb because that shit is so boring that watching him fight for p5/6 will seem like the best thing ever in comparison. set the bar low to blow his socks off. work smarter not harder
Valentino and Sete on the podium at Donington Park, 2004 <3
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Laguna Seca 2007