This nickname was forged in his early years, after living in Spain for a period of time when he was young and beginning his racing career, and he earned it during those early races. This is often applied thanks to the strategy and clinical way he goes about a race, plotting almost every move before he goes for it. So, how did this nickname come about? It has been around since Rossi dominated the cc category , at a time when he had ironed out the often erratic riding style of his youth and become the world-class rider we know today.
Rossi was at one point given an honorary degree, which in Italy entitles you to be able to use the title Doctor for yourself. That would be quite a standard and logical reason, but it seems that whilst that is true of the degree, it might not be the reason.
A Doctor of course will be someone everyone respects the opinion of. With Rossi being such a legend of his sport, he will have quickly earned the respect of those around him, and coupled with the way he clinically destroyed his opposition, could be the reason for the nickname. Rossi himself jokes about the nickname somewhat, saying that because in Italy, Rossi is such a common nickname for Doctors, he decided to use it for himself. Jess McKinley was fortunate enough to try out the new beast—although he had to travel all the way to Azores to do it.
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A helmet design with a lot of humor: A blister of 4 Viagra Pills with one missing with a message in front "Doppia 46 mg" meaning double 46 milligrams, denoting the double heading at his home GP. So, what does that mean? Not sure, still waiting for the revelation. Does it denote that Yamaha needs to boost their performance? That's what Viagra is for, right? Or is it a message for Vale himself!!!! Only Vale or time. Read more.
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