MotoGP | Le Mans GP: Rossi, “I would like Morbidelli in my team but I think he will remain in Petronas”

On his future Rossi added: "At the moment everything is at a standstill, I haven't spoken to anyone"

MotoGP | Le Mans GP: Rossi, “I would like Morbidelli in my team but I think he will remain in Petronas”MotoGP | Le Mans GP: Rossi, “I would like Morbidelli in my team but I think he will remain in Petronas”

MotoGP GP France Yamaha Petronas SRT 2021 – Valentino Rossi, after a very disappointing start to the season, only 4 points after 4 races, hopes to return among the protagonists at Le Mans.

The "Doctor", speaking on the eve of the first day of testing for the French Grand Prix, said he was a little more confident after the Jerez tests.

He also spoke about the future of Franco Morbidelli, who he would like in his team, but who should instead continue with Team Petronas.

Statements Valentino Rossi French GP Le Mans Preview

“It's a shame about the weather forecast, which calls for rain. This is a track where Yamaha has historically always done well. I'm hoping for a dry weekend, especially after the positive tests in Jerez. It will be important to be ready for all conditions, because the weather changes quickly here.”

Valentino Rossi statements on Morbidelli's future French GP Le Mans Preview

“I would really like Franco (Morbidelli) to race with our Team, but I know he feels very comfortable with Team Petronas and so in my opinion he will stay there. If he were to change he would still deserve an official team. I'm sorry but I think it's difficult for him to run with us."

Valentino Rossi statements on the future French GP Le Mans Preview

“I haven't spoken to anyone yet. With Petronas we agreed to wait for the first half of the season. Everything will depend on the results, so I have no news."

Valentino Rossi statements on Italian GP Mugello behind closed doors French GP Le Mans Preview

“Mugello is the place where the lack of fans will be felt the most. The track is like a natural stadium, perhaps only Jerez or Assen are similar to it. At Mugello you see the fans when you are on the track. It's a real shame to race without fans this year. If I have good results I hope to be there next year.”

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