Rossi, Mamma Stefania: “What a thrill Valentino’s last race. And I would prepare the cappelletti for Biaggi, Lorenzo and Dall’Igna”

It is the last race of the World Championship, and Francesco Bagnaia and Ducati come to Valencia in search of the fourth victory which would be the best way to greet a season in which, perhaps, the riders’ championship could have been won. But it will be even more so now that the games are done, especially Valentino Rossi’s last race, who at 42, after 432 GPs, 9 World Championships, 115 victories and infinite emotions, will lower the shutter on the world of MotoGP. Talking about this wonderful adventure is mother Stefania, guest of Paolo Ianieri and Zoran Filicic in the episode of MotoG-Podcast.

“I am very excited, because Sunday is an important race for me and my family – begins Stefania Palma, who doubled the tension with Luca Marini on the grid -. There is a bit of sadness, but things end, they change, we wait for the last race, even if the results will be those of this season. Which I wasn’t expecting so hard. Even after the first race, perhaps speaking Valentino was expecting it, not me. I know that he trained and worked a lot, he didn’t show up unprepared. But the races have now also changed ”. Among a thousand memories, anecdotes and hopes, at a certain point one escapes with the imagination, that of a Valentino-Jack Miller couple: “They would have combined all the colors, mamma mia, poor team manager managing that team. Too bad, there is too much difference in age “. After congratulating Gigi Dall’Igna (“For me he is the man of the year, I like him very much, he expresses sincerity”), Stefy also opens her doors to an imaginary dinner (“I am very good at fare i cappelletti “) in which he would like to gather around the table who in recent years has been co-protagonist of the Valentino story:” I invite Max Biaggi, but also Jorge Lorenzo, Dall’Igna, you two and the photographers who have taken Valentino’s photos. I see them on Instagram, they are beautiful and I never ask who made them. The photo of the year, in addition to the embrace of Valentino and Luca in Misano, is that of Valentino throwing away his helmet “.