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The return of Valentino Rossi after recovering from the Corona virus ended badly. The bike was already experiencing problems when the 2020 European MotoGP had only been running for a few laps.
The 2020 European MotoGP at the Ricardo Tormo circuit on Sunday afternoon (11/8/2020) WIB was Valentino Rossi’s first race upon his return from COVID-19.
As a result of being infected with the Corona virus prior to this, the Doctor was forced to miss two 2020 MotoGP races, namely the MotoGP of Aragon and the MotoGP of Teruel, respectively.
After only being able to occupy the 18th starting position due to the results of the 2020 MotoGP European qualifying, Valentino Rossi was also unable to show maximum effort in racing. It’s nothing, the bike has a problem.
After a few rounds of the 2020 European MotoGP have been contested, Valentino Rossi has been seen stopping on the track. The YZR-M1 he was driving seemed to have technical problems.
This made the veteran driver to be the nine-time world grand prix champion must finish the race faster. That’s the result of Valentino Rossi’s DNF (unfinished) this season.
Despite the fact that after recovering from the Corona virus, the moment of getting back on track Ricardo Tormo provided the first opportunity for the Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP rider. the to quickly rise from his bad threads.
Just before being absent due to being hit by COVID-19, Valentino Rossi recorded a hat-trick at the Emilia Romagna MotoGP 2020, the Catalunya MotoGP 2020 and then the French MotoGP 2020. But indeed, the results in this race they represented another moment of abandonment for Rossi.
The results in the 2020 European MotoGP at the same time made Valentino Rossi stay in 15th place in the 2020 MotoGP standings, with 58 points. At this rate, Rossi is on track to record his worst grand prix result since starting his 125cc class career in 1996; he finished ninth in 1996 with 111 points.
(krs / mrp)
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