MotoGP has seen many champions take turns on its tracks, and now a great from the past is back in action. The details.
The history of MotoGP has seen a large number of duels and battles to the death, with riders who have written memorable pages. As well known, the generation of phenomena composed of Valentino Rossi, Jorge Lorenzo, Dani Pedrosa, Casey Stoner and many others have now come to an end for a few seasons, and of those of the past generation, only one is left to put on a show Marc Marquez.
Many old glories have decided to start new adventures, like Valentino Rossi who is currently making his debut at the 24 Hours of Le Mansat the wheel of the BMW The team’s M4 GT3 WRT in the LM GT3 class, with which it aims high. Furthermore, one of his old rivals, Lorenzo, with whom he put on a show in MotoGP, has also chosen four wheels for his second phase of his career. And now we will be able to see him engaged in his new adventure in Italy.
MotoGP, Jorge Lorenzo will race in the Italian GT
Jorge Lorenzo he won five world championship titles in the MotoGP, including three in MotoGP, riding the Yamahaincluding the much discussed one in 2015, precisely to the detriment of Valentino Rossi. Well, nowadays he is involved in the Italian GT Championshipwhere he makes his debut this weekend on the Vallelunga track, at the wheel of aAston Martin Vantage GT3, managed by the Italian team L&A Infinitymanaged by the CEO Laura Mandolesiwho took over the old team Lazarus.
On board, with Lorenzo, there are William Alatalo, a young Finnish talent, and Mahaveer Raghunatanwith a history in Formula 2. During the Vallelunga weekend, a track located in Campagnano di Roma, near the capital, the former MotoGP star granted an exclusive interview to the microphones of “Tuttomotoriweb.it“, in which he talked about his ambitions, at the start of a completely new experience for a rider of his calibre.
Lorenzo raced a few seasons in between Porsche SuperCup and Carrera Cup Italia, but now he is behind the wheel of a GT3 which certainly gives different driving sensations. A passage on Valentino Rossi’s debut at the 24 hours of Le could not be missed Mans, and who knows, maybe even Jorge, in the future, might want to try the most beautiful race in the world. Certainly, a new comparison between the two would be interesting.
