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READ MORE: MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi said driving around Silverstone is like "having sex"Quartararo, meanwhile, endured a second accident - a nasty high side - and retired for the first time this season. However, he still sits top of the pile – albeit now just 21 points clear of Espargaro.Quartararo bagged his first MotoGP title last term, having finished 5th overall in 2019 and 8th in 2020. And in contrast to Marquez and Rossi, the 24-year-old was never a standout performer in the Moto2 ranks.But since making the step up to the premier class just three years ago, Quartararo has made huge strides.

MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi has said driving around the famous Silverstone track is like ‘having sex’. Rossi has a close affection to the British circuit, and spoke highly of the Towcester setup throughout his illustrious career.Silverstone made a return to the MotoGP calendar back in 2010, however Rossi was forced to miss the comeback race due to injury.

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Amazon Prime Video is set to keep you rather occupied throughout March, 2022.The new offerings will feature a selection of brand new Amazon original series and films, as well as Oscar-nominated films and adaptations from classic novels.Thrill-seekers and racing enthusiasts will be treated to all the action from MotoGP as MotoGP: Unlimited series one will be available for Prime Video subscribers to watch from Monday, March 14.Meanwhile, sci-fi fans can get stuck into Star Trek: Picard Series 2 from Friday, March 4.Here's everything you can look forward to throughout the month, and exactly when the shows, films and documentaries will be available to watch.Fans of zombie drama The Walking Dead will be able to stream the penultimate series on Prime Video this month, which sees the group preparing for the war against the Whisperers.Patrick Stewart will be reprising his role as a now-94-year-old Admiral Jean-Luc Picard as and his crew race into the past to save the galaxy's future.This brand new Amazon Original series features eight stories from The Boys' universe, with the story from each animated episode created by a different writer.Series two of Amazon Original Upload is on its way this month as the futuristic show continues to follow the lives of Nathan, Nora and Ingrid. Created by Greg Daniels of The Office, this one's well worth getting stuck into.Adrenaline junkies can look forward to seeing all the action from the 2021 MotoGP World Championship in this new docuseries.

Valentino Rossi with a special gift on his last ever race.Rossi, the sport's greatest ever rider, announced his decision to retire at the end of the 2021 season back in August.The last race on this year's calendar was held in Valencia on Sunday and Rossi concluded his glittering career with a 10th-placed finish.It was before the action got underway though that he shared a touching moment with his idol, Ronaldo.Rossi first met the former Barcelona and Real Madrid striker in 1999, when he was playing for the team he supports, Inter Milan.The pair were pictured together then, at which point Rossi's career had barely got off the ground.To mark the special occasion of his retirement, his colleagues surprised him with another meeting.As Rossi

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Seven-time MotoGP world champion Valentino Rossi has announced his retirement after an illustrious career in the sport.The Petronas Yamaha driver made the announcement in an exceptional press conference this afternoon at the Styrian Grand Prix, Austria.Rossi has enjoyed a phenomenal 21-year career but had always been adamant that his future in the sport depended on his level of performance and results, which have taken a hit in recent times.The Doctor has now revealed that he will not be at the starting line in 2022 in the MotoGP after achieving almost everything in the sport.Rossi said: "I said during the season, I'll take my decision for next year after the summer break."I've decided

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxValentino Rossi must call time on his legendary career because watching him is becoming embarrassing.That's the verdict of former World Superbike champion Neil Hodgson, who hopes the MotoGP legend will finally call time on his on-track career at the end of this season.Rossi, who has seven world titles in the premier class, has refused to give up on his racing career but after moving to the Petronas Yamaha team in the winter, has seen himself drop down to the back of the grid.Rossi, 42, has just three points finishes to his name so far in 2021 - and the best of which was only a 10th place finish in Italy.

Valentino Rossi, where the legendary Italian was lucky to avoid life-changing injuries. A crash involved Franco Morbidelli and Johan Zarco sent bikes flying - with Morbidelli's almost hitting Rossi in the head.On that incident, Rossi said: “Everyone has to pray to whoever they pray to today.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxValentino Rossi has revealed he told Johann Zarco to not be so risky following a crash at the Austrian MotoGP.Zarco collided with Franco Morbidelli at close to 200mph with Zarco’s bike narrowly missing Rossi and Yamaha team-mate Maverick Vinales.The bike somehow went between Rossi and Vinales when any impact would have surely caused serious injury.The crash came on turn three of the ninth lap with Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso winning when the race resumed after a 20-minute pause.And Rossi spoke about the dangers that aggressive riding brings, saying he spoke to Zarco following the race.Rossi said: “Everyone has to pray to whoever they pray

Valentino Rossi had a miraculous escape in a horrific high-speed crash which stopped the Austrian Grand Prix.

marred by a horrendous crash, but thankfully without serious injuries.Moto2 championship leader Enea Bastianini went down but his wayward bike was left on track and unavoidable for the bikes speeding towards it.Hafizh Syahrin took the worst of the hit, with his bike being sent flying into the air.Andi Farid Izdihar and Edgar Pons were both also involved in the terrifying accident.

Dive right in! Like the weather, the Daily Star's FREE newsletter is a scorcherMotoGP legend Valentino Rossi will keep pushing through the pain, says ex-Ducati ace Neil Hodgson.The Yamaha superstar is still going strong despite being 41 years old.He rolled back the years in Jerez last time out with an impressive podium finish.And Rossi will be eyeing another strong showing in the Czech Republic this weekend as he looks to silence the doubters again.BT Sport pundit Hodgson says the Italian just refuses to give up."He does it because he's addicted to racing," he said."To still be willing to smash yourself up - and push through the heat like he did in Spain - most riders simply don't want that."Rossi's just bizarre.

shell out for Daily Star's newsletter. It's FREE! Sign up today for the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inboxMarc Marquez admits "he doesn't care" whether Valentino Rossi congratulates him as he targets The Doctor's record of seven MotoGP titles.

Valentino Rossi has revealed he wants to continue racing into 2021 with the coronavirus pandemic having disrupted the current MotoGP season.

We were disappointed not to race in Qatar - and then we had postponements to Thailand and the Austin Grand Prix due to the coronavirus outbreak. I’d have loved to have started the season in Argentina in six or seven weeks time, but that’s now understandably been rescheduled to November 22.

MotoGP action was supposed to return to our screens on BT Sport this weekend.