ONE day before the start of the official MotoGP test in Sepang, seven-time world champion Valentino Rossi's 2013 Yamaha YZR-M1 has been revealed. Oddly, the pictures were leaked via the Twitter account @YamahaYellow46, the bike's very 'own

DESPITE difficulties with his transfer to Ducati, Valentino Rossi has committed to the Italian manufacturer for 2012.Speaking after an off-par qualifying and race finish at Sachsenring, when asked by Gazzetta della Sport whether he will continue

VALENTINO Rossi will race at Sachsenring, according to Alex Hoffman and Speedweek.ch, a Swiss motorsports website.Hoffman, ex-MotoGP rider turned reporter and paddock insider posted the announcement on his Twitter account earlier today.Rossi

to the inconsistent performance of Rossi in recent races and the likelihood of the Italian marching to his first victory on the Ducati Desmosedici is still optimistic. However, Burgess states that now is the best part of the season as Valentino's finds more motion

VALENTINO ROSSI put more than a serious dent in his chances of retaining the MotoGP world title when the Italian crashed out of Mugello Free Practice 2, breaking his shin bone in the process.See the Valentino Rossi Mugello crash video.The crash

the Japanese motorcycles that I know.”“It has to be ridden in a completely different way, but I'm sure we will be able to make it work.” continued Rossi, speaking at the press conference.Worryingly for the championship ahead, the shoulder that Rossi injured

VALENTINO ROSSI will use a new aluminium chassis at Aragon this weekend, after finding an improved front end feeling in the 1000cc tests at Mugello last week.The test on the evolving machine gave Rossi some positive hope for the rest of his

great event, with lots of fans and some great drifting." commented Rossi on Twitter, the Italian finished in second in the final results and 24 seconds behind the dominant Frenchman.The Monza Rally also featured a Masters race with the drivers competing

VALENTINO ROSSI has joked that Carmelo Ezpeleta knows more than him as he remains committed to Ducati and making the Desmosedici competitive.Answering questions on the rumours spread by the Dorna boss at the Valencia F1 race, where he said

that the radiation would stop him from going to Japan.However, during the Aragon press conference Valentino Rossi confirmed that he'll be taking part in the Japanese GP at Motegi, "I will go to Japan for the race," said Rossi.The seven-time champion makes his his