🛑 Valentino Rossi Just Did EXACTLY What Pecco Bagnaia Feared on Shocking Statement: Self-identification Italian MotoGP Legend ONLY

In a shocking (but not entirely surprising) move, Valentino Rossi has spoken out about the issue of “self-identification” in MotoGP racing. The living legend, who is known for his daring overtakes and pranks, made a controversial statement about calling himself “The Italian MotoGP Legend.”

“I am Valentino Rossi,” the statement read. “And I call myself the Italian MotoGP Legend.”

Of course, Rossi didn’t stop there. He also suggested that all MotoGP riders should be required to “self-identify” their identities before each race. “This would help ensure fairness for everyone,” Rossi explained.

The reaction on social media was mixed. Some praised Rossi for “speaking the truth,” while others criticized him for making “insensitive” and “divisive” comments.

“Valentino Rossi should focus on racing instead of interfering in matters he doesn’t understand,” one Twitter user wrote.

“I agree with Valentino Rossi,” another wrote. “It’s not fair that riders can’t identify themselves.”

It’s unclear at this point whether Rossi’s proposal will be implemented. However, one thing is certain: it has sparked a fierce debate on the issue.

And in a related development, Rossi also announced that he is developing a new test that can detect whether a rider is the “Italian MotoGP Legend.” “It’s called ‘The Truth Serum,’” Rossi tweeted. “And it will be available tomorrow.”

We’ll continue to follow this story and update you as more information becomes available.