The manager of Lorenzo Rossi responds to calm down the controversy in the team Yamaha. Now is the manager of Lawrence Hirsch, to respond to Rossi Valentino is distressing that so preoccupied by Lorenzo
Marcos Hirsch looks after the interests of his thoroughbred, Jorge Lorenzo, and certainly did not appreciate the latest utterances of our (9 times) world champion Valentino Rossi.
"And 'disheartening to see how a sample of the caliber of Valentino Rossi is so concerned about the fate of Jorge"
The Doctor said recently that, after 2010, the Yamaha will necessarily have to choose between him and Lorenzo. Two cocks in the same poultry house increases the chances of winning the World Cup, dramatically increase the performance, but carry a heavy burden: they make the air breathable and the box and bring passion pilots even with the engine off. The fear that one can, more or less consciously, to enjoy the work of the other is tangible, giusticata Valentino and pushed to put an either / or his employer in Japan.
All this has been "digested" by the clan of Lorenzo, although Rossi has tried to soften the tone of the debate.
Marcos Hirsch, speaking to Ross, there went heavy with the French press: "It 'disheartening to see how a sample of the caliber of Valentino Rossi is so concerned about the fate of Jorge. Instead, it should appreciate the struggle on the track. But his concern is all for Lorenzo. His strategy is to send messages through the press to his rival, while we are only interested deal on track. "
And again: "It 'sad to note that Rossi uses these battles behind the scenes, made to gain an advantage. For sure next year we will evaluate the best proposals for Suzuki, Honda or Ducati. But the final decision will not be affected quite the words that Mr. Rossi has spent in recent days against us. "
What to say? Missing a lot at the start of 2010 season (which starts on 11 April 2010 by Qatar), but the minds are already hot. We think the long winter holidays to bring a bit 'of peace between the pilots and their managers from the tongue.
Andrea Perfetti
