168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Valentino Rossi꧃ has noted the incident which caused him the most physical pain.

The Doctor crashed in practice for the 2010 Italian MotoGP, breaking his right leg.

It resul🍬ted in him missing a premier class race for the fi♕rst time. He underwent surgery on the fracture to his right shin and fibula.

“When I broke my leg at Mugello in 2010.🃏 I've never felt pain like that, the bone sticking out of the skin, the sensation that a part of your body is detached from the rest,” Rossi told .

Valentino Rossi notes 'most dangerous moment'

However it wasn’t the scarie🐟st moment of his MotoGPꦏ career.

The 2020 near-miss involving Franco Morbidelli and Johann Zarco was the moment ܫthat gave Rossi the most fear, and hastened🧸 his decision to retire.

“Morbidelli's motꦫorbike flies past my helmet like a huge crazy bullet,” he said.

“It was the most dangerous moment of my career.

“An accident that accelerated the decision to sꦏtop riding motorcycles because it was out of my control.

Rossi is MotoGP’s most famo🍃us face, and a nine-time world champion.

“In the morning I wake up, I r♐ealise that I am all in one piece,🧸 safe and sound, and I am happy,” he said.

🔯“The credit goes to luck, but also to the attention you put into preserving your body, to thinking.

“I remember a lot of precise moments, a prepared and successful overta🎀king, the intention of a move without knowing if you'll get out of it, the moment that triggers an accident."

Valentino Rossi on Marco Simoncelli

The ꦦlove for hi൩s friend Marco Simoncelli remains strong.

Simoncelli died in 2011 in an🗹 accident at the Malaysian MotoGP.

“Man,𓂃 it just passed his birthday, ꦛJanuary 20th,” Rossi said.

“Oh, many thoughts that time softens.

“I say to mཧyself: what a shame not to be close, to see what Sic would have done as a friend and 🌟as an adversary, generous as he was.

“It's a regret that remains."