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A FRIEND OF MAX BIAGGI THEY BOTH LIVE IN MONACO

#old bikes lb #brno 2003 #david coulthard

sweet vindication

#motogp edit #motogp #valentino rossi #sete gibernau #brno 2003 #mostly bc it goes with the song but also some clips from 2003 generally #while i was editing this it hit me that i was working with footage from two thousand and three #the alt title would be italian gesticulating

Valentino’s celebration after winning the race at Brno, 2003

#first pic - helping the princess put on his ball and chain<3 #again. note the handcuffs in the first photo - he would need those for later w sete 😝😝#vr46 #motogp #valentino rossi #brno 2003

helloo better version of the brno 2003 pic courtesy of @melatifosa <333333

#vale’s expression……🚬🚬#LOVE IS REALLL🥹#motogp #vr46 #sg15 #valentino rossi #sete gibernau #brno 2003 #grand prix illustrated yearbook 2003

Valentino on the podium at Brno 2003

#vr46 #motogp #valentino rossi #brno 2003 #ugh the way they remastered this race……😠😠#wet hot brno 2003 summer 2025k #myedits

Brno 2003: Valentino does a wheelie at the end of qualifying session and then Sete and him do a double wheelie together<3

#also note vale sticking out his leg there <- they’re communicatinggggggg with each otherrrrr #was cleaning out screen recordings in my camera roll and found this; and yes the early 00’s qualies are literally 5 pixels on videopass wtf #sg15 #vr46 #motogp #valentino rossi #sete gibernau #brno 2003

came across this brno 2003 tribute video uploaded on youtube all the way back in 2008!

it’s some random guys’ personal footage of their trip mostly but idk i found it to be really atmospheric so im uploading it here!

#the song choice…..one of the most 00’s videos eva sfdghjkk #brno 2003 #motogp

Brno 2003

[autotranslated from japanese]

The Czech GP, marking the start of the second half of the season, saw riders who had recharged their energy during the summer break deliver fierce performances from qualifying onwards. Rossi secured pole position, his fifth of the season and first in four races. Gibernau, Biaggi, and Capirossi followed closely behind. On the second row were Checa, Bayliss, Hayden, and Ukawa. Even Barros, who was ninth on the third row, was within a second of Rossi, making for a thrilling battle.

The race itself saw a fierce battle from the start among the four on the front row and Bayliss, who got off to a good start from the second row. Bayliss took the holeshot, followed by Rossi, Biaggi, Gibernau, and Capirossi. Bayliss used his unique line, utilizing the entire track. Rossi struggled to overtake him, but once he took the lead in the middle of the race, he seized control of the race. However, Gibernau then attacked, and Bayliss refused to give up, turning it into a fierce three-way battle. Rossi held the lead, but it was a fight where you couldn't let your guard down for a single moment. Then, with two laps to go, Gibernau overtook Rossi to take the lead. However, Rossi reversed the situation again on the final lap to secure his third victory of the season.

Last year, he was the only rider to miss the top spot due to tire trouble. Furthermore, in the previous race in Germany, he suffered a last-lap defeat to Gibernau, but he brilliantly avenged that loss. Gibernau finished second. Bayliss finished third for the second consecutive race. Checa finished fourth for the third time this season, although he was not in contention for the win. Capirossi, who was in the leading group, retired due to machine trouble. Biaggi, who is most comfortable on this track, fell back after a near-crash slip and finished the race in fifth place.

— from ‘グランプリ・イラストレイテッド年鑑 | grand prix illustrated yearbook 2003’

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