Paolo Simoncelli gave his opinion on this question which is tormenting the paddock: what consequences will the absence of Valentino Rossi have on the interest in motorcycle Grands Prix? Normally, things should go well with a category where the values have tightened to such an extent that it becomes more and more complicated to make predictions each Sunday of the race. However, if the spectacle is guaranteed, the spectator is not. The latter also likes a charismatic character. However, in a tidy paddock where structured communication has replaced spontaneous reactions, it is complicated to find one, at least according to the father of the late Marco who was sparkling...
Paolo Simoncelli brought up the subject of succession Valentino Rossi after his retirement recorded on the ground of the heart. Because when it comes to suspense on the track, promoter Dorna seems to have done the job of serving it to us at each meeting. The level of the drivers and that of the competition has undoubtedly never been so high. And yet, we seem to fear missing something with a Doctor out of the ranks.
Paolo Simoncelli: “ I don't see guys who have charisma«
This concern, Paolo Simoncelli apparently identified her. He defines it thus: “ there are definitely a lot of young guys who will make history in the next 10 years. But I think replacing Valentino, not so much the champion but the character, is really difficult. Honestly at the moment I don't see any snipers ».
He adds on mowmag : " I see hyper-professionals who nevertheless convey little when they speak in public. They all look depressed, they look like reading something already written without conveying any enthusiasm. With my son, it was different. And maybe that's the one that's missing. At the moment I don't see any guys who have that charisma ". To meditate ?
