Casey chatting with Suzi | Australia 2025
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Casey chatting with Suzi | Australia 2025
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Does what it says on the tin.
Suzi Perry’s first impressions of Valentino
"I was talking to Loris Capirossi, who at the time was in the 250cc category. Valentino was in 125, so Moto3 now and I said to Loris, because we were in Mugello in the pitlane, 'It would be really good to get an interview with Valentino’ and Loris was like, 'OK, I'll go get him’. "So he comes back with Valentino. I mean, you couldn't do this now. So I'm standing there with Loris on one side and Valentino on the other, and I asked Loris a question, probably being at home in Mugello, and he had his own stand. So Loris answers the question and I turn to Valentino. "Valentino's a bit taller than me, so I looked up to Valentino and I asked him a different question. But Valentino didn't really speak English back in those days. He kind of looked at me in his gangly, awkward sort of way, and he put his head on one side. "He's like, 'I want the question of Loris’, because he'd thought of what he wanted to say, so I had to repeat the same question to Valentino. He then gave me his answer." (source: EXCLUSIVE: 'I've worked with Valentino Rossi in MotoGP - this is what his true character is like')
I remember the first time I interviewed him was in Mugello in the pit lane and I had Loris Capirossi on one side and Valentino on the other side, and I’m sure everybody knows the difference in height. So we looked like a little trio. Valentino, this is going back to 1998, didn’t speak very much English in those days, but he had this incredible charisma already, and this sort of party boy circus, bringing the show attitude, and doing it out on track winning as well. He was already world champion in 1997 in 125cc. I asked Loris a question about him being at home in Mugello blah blah blah, Loris answered it and he was brilliant as always. I looked at Valentino and I asked him a different question, and he looked at me and he sort of screwed his face up and he went ‘Ahh I want the same question as Loris’ because he’d worked his answer out. So I had to repeat the question to Valentino, that was the first interview I did with him. And he didn’t stop making me laugh for the following 25 years. We had a lot of incredible interviews. He had this gift where he’d make you feel like the only person in the whole world and he was telling you something really special. He would listen to you and he would cock his head on one side and listen to what you were saying, process it, and give you an answer. (source: Full Chat podcast: Suzi Perry reveals what Valentino Rossi is really like away from the track)
SILVERSTONE 2025 | Marc Marquez with the swinging legs while talking to Suzi Perry before the joint interview with Alex Marquez.
i see posts like this and it really does just drive home that in a girl riders au everyone would be crushing on suzi. she could quite literally have her pick. they would want her baddddddd
miss suzi perry has always been a baddie and that bitchhhh
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