Retired From MotoGP, Valentino Rossi Will Debut As A Car Racer

Former MotoGP racer, Valentino Rossi. (Doc. MotoGP official site)

JAKARTA - Valentino Rossi decided to retire from MotoGP in November 2021. Racing at the Valencia Circuit was the last for The Doctor.

However, Valentino Rossi seems to be inseparable from the world of racing. Now the Italian racer is continuing his career as a four-wheel racer.

Reported by GPOne, the debut of the racer nicknamed The Doctor will occur at the GT Challenge, next week. How is Valentino Rossi feeling ahead of his debut?

"I want to be the fastest rider. I want to understand more or at least know how far I can go," said Rossi.

Although he will only make his debut next week, Rossi already has big plans in his career as a four-wheel racer.

"One day, (I) will try Le Mans 24 Hours," he said.

Previously, Rossi admitted that he did not miss the MotoGP race. He said, must have a goal to race there.

In addition, Rossi said MotoGP riders must be in 100 percent condition to be able to achieve that.

"It doesn't make sense to leave with only 75 percent. I don't miss MotoGP," said Valentino Rossi.