What I can say about this story is : Fernando, don’t bother, avoid to reply to Valentino Rossi provocations, and particularly don’t mess with media about him. There’s nothing to gain, other people have been there, isn’t clever to take that road, they will always make you look like the bad guy whatever you say and will always make him look like a supernatural being in spite of the truth about his driving ability.
Let him talk, let the media say whatever they want, let his fans say whatever they want, just don’t bother.
RacingManiac wrote:
Didn't Schumacher got a chance to ride Ducati's MotoGP bike and turned out to be like 30 sec slower or something?
At Mugello last year. According to Ducati people he set a 2’03” and although he was certainly playing it safe, he was also reaching over 300 km/h top speed in straight line. Record is 1’49” and something set by Loris Capirossi in 2005 in qualifying with top speed in the order of 340 km/h, but a more interesting reference is that 2’03-04” is the time Troy Bayliss set with standard, production 999.