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30 March, 2020 3:14 am

Markus Gronholm beats Valentino Rossi

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At the Memorial Bettega held at the Bologna Motor Show saw Valentino Rossi lose out in the double match against the Finnish legend, World Rally Champion Marcus Gronholm.
Rossi on a M-Sport-prepared Ford Focus RS WRC car could not keep up with the expert rally driver and his Subaru on the short and mixed tarmac/dirt track of area 48, Gronholm did a 49”75 against Rossi’s 54”71 in the first heat and a 49”90 against 51”01 in the second.

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The Italian champion was interviewed after the event and as usual when Rossi drives cars the questions go towards what will he be doing in the future:“Well it depends on a lot of things.
We will see what will happen in the future.
For now I have some big question marks, because I still have not decided what I will do in the coming years.
I chose the winter to do some car racing because I’ve decided that I when I quit motorcycle racing I’m going to race cars, but racing bikes remains my real job, then after this break I’ll go back to being a motorcycle racer”

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