🛑 HUGE MotoGP NEWS: Ducati Boss Issues First Warning To Valentino Rossi After He Made Shocking Statement About Marc Marquez’ Illegal

In the latest installment of “MotoGP Drama Hour,” Ducati boss Gigi Dall’Igna has reportedly issued a stern warning to none other than the nine-time world champion Valentino Rossi. Why, you ask? Well, Rossi, who is now retired but clearly still enjoys stirring the pot, accused Marc Marquez of “illegal moves” on the track in a statement that has sent shockwaves through the MotoGP world—or at least through its Twitter hashtags.

Rossi’s comments, laced with his signature flair for controversy, came during a recent interview where he claimed that Marquez’s “aggressive riding” is a cover for something more sinister. “Some of his overtakes are not legal… Maybe even his bike isn’t,” Rossi quipped, leaving fans to speculate whether he was being serious or just fishing for headlines. (Spoiler: It’s probably both.)

Naturally, Ducati’s top brass wasn’t amused. Gigi Dall’Igna, who seems to juggle designing race bikes and managing MotoGP gossip with equal zeal, promptly addressed Rossi’s remarks. “Valentino needs to respect the sport and its current riders,” Dall’Igna said, while likely rolling his eyes hard enough to generate downforce.

He added, “We focus on innovation and fair play at Ducati. If Rossi wants to talk about ‘illegal,’ he should first check his own career highlights. We all remember Sepang 2015.”

Of course, this warning isn’t likely to deter Rossi, who has built a second career as MotoGP’s unofficial trash-talking ambassador. His loyal fanbase, also known as the “Yellow Army,” has already flooded social media with conspiracy theories and memes, with some claiming Marquez’s bike must have a stealth mode. Others are wondering if Rossi is just bored in retirement and looking for a hobby. (Knitting, maybe?)

Meanwhile, Marquez himself has stayed silent on the issue, though sources close to him say he’s “focused on the upcoming season” and “not interested in playing Rossi’s mind games.” Translation: He’s saving his energy for when he inevitably hears the boos in the next GP race.

For now, it seems MotoGP fans have plenty of drama to chew on during the off-season. As for Rossi, well, it looks like the Doctor is still making house calls—whether the sport likes it or not.

Stay tuned for the next episode of MotoGP soap opera, because if there’s one thing this sport does better than racing, it’s gossip.