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Valentino Rossi does not forget: "What Marc Márquez did to me is unforgivable" | MotoGP

Valentino Rossi reviewed MotoGP news in an interview with Corriere della Sera. The Italian spoke, of course, about his ‘arch enemy’ Marc Márquez, who does not forgive what happened in the final stretch of the 2015 season. When asked if he had forgiven him, Il Dottore commented that it is “impossible, what did is unforgivable. When I think of those days, I have the same feelings as then. And six years have passed, it seems difficult to me that that could change. »Il Dottore does not forget what happened and six years later he still blames Márquez for that kick in Sepang, which according to him prevented him from winning what would have been his tenth title of MotoGP. Rossi still resents him for that, the wound still hasn’t healed despite the time that has passed since then. This year Marc could equal the number of titles achieved by the Italian, as long as he recovers in time to be at the start of the season. The injury of the ilerdense was another of the issues to be discussed in the interview. Rossi believes they made a mistake by letting him get on the bike just four days after he got injured. “I think he wanted to come back too soon after his operation and I don’t understand how they allowed that to happen. At the time, Dr. Costa was a pioneer in this sense, he revolutionized treatment and recovery methods, he opened a very valuable path. Then came Lorenzo’s lightning recovery at Assen 2013, so Dorna put some limits to avoid risks. But with Márquez they broke all the rules, who knows why. “When talking about whether he regrets that Márquez cannot run, the nine-time world champion bit his tongue gave” a diplomatic response.«I have to give a diplomatic answer: I am very sorry that I cannot run. If he recovers, something that no one knows right now will happen, not even he, will be as strong as before. Although Márquez has not been the strongest rival that I have had ».

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