Stay Funny, Rossi Confident Comeback
Sport News - Valentino Rossi Not if his name can not be funny. His style is humorous ejected in a statement after experiencing incidents at Mugello. He is also very confident of comeback.
Rossi is expected to rest for five months to recover post-operative condition shin and fibula, from the accident at the Italian MotoGP practice session on Saturday.
If the absence is 'The Doctor' of course would not be defending their title because the champion will lose so many points.
"The incident is very bad. But high moralku, one of them because I realized I was a little better with morphine," said Rossi joked in a telephone interview with Italian television Mediaset before the races today, Sunday (06/06/2010).
Another joke that he catapult is "hopefully no one wins in the race today", so he is not far behind in the hunt for points.
Male 31 years old, said the incident he was thrown from his Yamaha bike was fatal when viewed from television reruns. But it was even worse from the standpoint of him as a "victim" who was in the bike.
"At that time I felt afraid. But I'm better now," added Rossi, who is still lying in a hospital bed in the city of Florence.
"The operation went well. They treat me like their family members," he continued quoted by Reuters.
"It takes time (to recover), but the important thing is I believe 100 percent return.
Sport News - Valentino Rossi Not if his name can not be funny. His style is humorous ejected in a statement after experiencing incidents at Mugello. He is also very confident of comeback.
Rossi is expected to rest for five months to recover post-operative condition shin and fibula, from the accident at the Italian MotoGP practice session on Saturday.
If the absence is 'The Doctor' of course would not be defending their title because the champion will lose so many points.
"The incident is very bad. But high moralku, one of them because I realized I was a little better with morphine," said Rossi joked in a telephone interview with Italian television Mediaset before the races today, Sunday (06/06/2010).
Another joke that he catapult is "hopefully no one wins in the race today", so he is not far behind in the hunt for points.
Male 31 years old, said the incident he was thrown from his Yamaha bike was fatal when viewed from television reruns. But it was even worse from the standpoint of him as a "victim" who was in the bike.
"At that time I felt afraid. But I'm better now," added Rossi, who is still lying in a hospital bed in the city of Florence.
"The operation went well. They treat me like their family members," he continued quoted by Reuters.
"It takes time (to recover), but the important thing is I believe 100 percent return.
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