Rossi Move Not For Money

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Sport News - Money is a major factor underlying the decision to move the team's Valentino Rossi. The Doctor denies and insists the money she received did not differ in the amount of Ducati with Yamaha has to offer.

Rossi's Yamaha announced its decision to leave the Czech Grand Prix weekend. Seven-time world champion 500cc/MotoGP class that strengthens Ducati started the season in 2011.

Called the money factor is one reason why Rossi's Yamaha decided to leave and move to Ducati. Problem is 31-year-old driver was firmly denied this.

"I heard the news that all of this because of money, but I assert that all is not right. For the money I received from Ducati about the same amount of money offered by Yamaha," said Rossi is quoted from the Guardian.

"There is no difference, zero difference. It also includes public relations activities and activities outside of the race and work on weekends. Everything (no different)," he continued.

Rossi describes a number of factors that make it decides to move the team. "In general there are two to three things that underlie this decision. The first was at the end of this season, Masao Furusawa retire and stop working. So to me, that's the important thing."

"For seven years, Furusawa always be number one on the Yamaha. So without him, I do not know what happened. To me this is quite a concern," said the rider who is a fan of soccer club Inter Milan.

Furthermore, Rossi assess that situation in the Yamaha has changed. Japanese team now has a fantastic bike and rider. That's why he was prepared to seek new challenges.

"Yamaha Motor fantastic and now may be the best. Yamaha rider also has a remarkable, especially Jorge Lorenzo. Ben Spies also fast," he said.

In addition to new challenges, The Doctor considered that the Ducati next season be any different with Ducati in the past.

"At the beginning of the season I spoke with Ducati. I feel Ducati wdi be any different than last time. They are more open to clean up all the important things along with a discussion about the contract. So since then I started thinking about the Ducati," said Rossi.

"I also always spoke with general manager Filippo Preziosi and my Ducati Filippo rate has the same attitude with Furusawa in the year 2004," the former Honda rider.

"Filippo wanted me to join, he believes, and he judged together we can advance the Ducati. So I feel challenged. I believe that today is the motor will become easier to drive, but I think we can modify the motor according to desire," he concluded.