Hitting the Apex Page #3
- Year:
- 2015
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to be world champion?
It's wonderful.
I... I...
I can't speak.
I am too hot. I'm sorry.
Congratulations anyway, Marco.
Thanks very much.
It's wonderful. Grazie tutti.
Scusati.
Marco Simoncelli
lived in Coriano,
a few miles from Valentino Rossi's home
in Tavullia.
Eight years Rossi's junior,
he sharpened his skills
on the same twisting roads
that the world champion
had ridden as a teenager.
And over time, the world champion
became a friend and mentor.
From 2007,
I passed a lot of time with him.
Every day at the gym,
motocross, go-kart.
A lot a lot together.
Yeah, he was my best friend
in the paddock.
Our relationship become more deep.
The doors to MotoGP
opened for Simoncelli.
He made his debut in 2010
with Fausto Gresini's team.
he struggled.
At first he had some trouble
and he crashed a few times.
But moving from two-stroke engines
to four-stroke engines,
going from one way of working
It's a huge leap in performance.
From a top speed of around 170 miles
per hour in the intermediate class
to over 220 in MotoGP.
A MotoGP bike accelerates
faster than a Formula 1 car.
Crashing can mean
flying through the air
faster than a free-falling skydiver.
A 200-mile-an-hour landing survivable
as long as you hit the ground
At the beginning of the season,
we were in big trouble with the bike.
Step-by-step, we improved every race.
And now the last three races for me
are so positive,
I hope to end the season
in the best way
and to step up on the podium.
There is Marco Simoncelli.
Simoncelli is gonna do it.
No!
Dovizioso has so much more drive
coming out of the Parabolica.
Well done, Simoncelli.
He's going to be disappointed.
That's his dad, isn't it?
Giving him a big hug.
Marco Simoncelli, we're gonna see
a lot of you next season.
I don't think there's any doubt
about that. Great ride.
By the end of the year,
Simoncelli had emerged
as one of the fastest of them all.
He hadn't won a race yet,
but he'd won a lot of hearts.
He was just what many people wanted
in a motorcycle racer,
a demon on the bike
and a nice guy off it.
I'm happy
for the big improvement that I do
with my team during this year.
And the results
coming better and better.
And now we hope to continue in this way.
At the final race in Valencia,
for the first time,
ready to take on anyone,
including newly-crowned
Jorge Lorenzo
fights back against Marco Simoncelli
and gets up the inside.
Simoncelli fights back immediately.
He loves to be aggressive, doesn't he?
I read something he tell
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