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There you have it finally, in 2017: Andrea Dovizioso and Ducati can win multiple races against Honda and Yamaha. That makes me and many others happy. For Ducati, of course, But also, and in a very special way, for Dovi. Wonder why?
In the exclusive world of the MotoGP riders Dovi has always been seen as a reliable soldier; he's what in an army would be your regular Grunt, as opposed to the elite Special Forces or the Aliens or Whatnot. He's never been a TV star: he's more like a family man. He can ride a MotoGP bike as fast as any rider, but the "elbow down" fashion never got him. He's all substance.
And when you hear him analyzing the race he just won, you wonder. Such a clarity. No deception. Matter of fact. He certainly deserves it, but can this man win the title against the formidable oppistion he's facing? Perhaps, who knows. But he has already won something really important this season, that is the admiration (he already had the respect) of the entire field and of all MotoGP enthusiasts.
So whatever comes, let it come. Go Ducati! Go Dovi! :happy:
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In the exclusive world of the MotoGP riders Dovi has always been seen as a reliable soldier; he's what in an army would be your regular Grunt, as opposed to the elite Special Forces or the Aliens or Whatnot. He's never been a TV star: he's more like a family man. He can ride a MotoGP bike as fast as any rider, but the "elbow down" fashion never got him. He's all substance.
And when you hear him analyzing the race he just won, you wonder. Such a clarity. No deception. Matter of fact. He certainly deserves it, but can this man win the title against the formidable oppistion he's facing? Perhaps, who knows. But he has already won something really important this season, that is the admiration (he already had the respect) of the entire field and of all MotoGP enthusiasts.
So whatever comes, let it come. Go Ducati! Go Dovi! :happy: