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Ben Spies to announce retirement after continuing shoulder problems result in dismal year for Pramac Ducati team, and Ducati offers to return to World Superbike are rejected
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"My most optimistic expectations would see me winning the world championship, while my most pessimistic would see me finishing behind Lorenzo in every single race."
Read more: http://www.gpone.com/index.php/en/201211168908/Rossi-if-I-win-maybe-I-ll-retire.html#ixzz2Cg16a7yR
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Casey Stoner has announced he will retire from MotoGP at the end of the 2012 season.
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You’re Italy’s most famous motorcycle racer (after Giacomo Agostini) and you wake up around noon and before you drink your first coffee of the day, you turn on your phone only to find out that the entire world is spinning Britain’s Daily Telegraph story that you are retiring at end of the season, and maybe even before.
Naturally Valentino Rossi denied the story first via Twitter, but Radio DJ (the guys who towed Rossi’s M1 with a 1963 Fiat Cinquecento from New York to Indianapolis in a promo event back in 2009) called him up while he was having lunch (he was eating cuttlefish with peas) and had a brief chat with him (podcast link here) and the Italian was in good spirits laughing away the story saying that it isn’t true and that it was invented and that he doesn’t who the journalist’s sources are....http://www.twowheelsblog.com/post/10085/valentino-rossi-laughs-off-retirement-story-on-radio-show