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The next round of MotoGP gossip starting with Jorge Lo🎉renzo on his retir🅠ement call and whether he could still make a return to full-time racing…

- Jorge Lorenzo rates himself as 98% retired despite rumours about potentially coming back to MotoGP full-time following his return to Yamaha as its new test rider. Lorenzo, who previously rated his retirement at 99%, is already lined up for a wildcard outing for Yamaha a🌳t the Catalan MotoGP.

- Lorenzo Baldassarri opens up꧃ on his exit from the VR46 Riders Academy and feels while it was a risk it became the right decision for him and his future career. The Italian rider secured second place at the 2020 Moto2 opener in Qatar.

- Maverick Vinales acknowledges a later finish to the MotoGP season could work in his favour given his typiꦛcally strong end of year form.

- Valentino Rossi opens up on how he is dealing with the suspension to the start of the 2020 MotoGP season and being stuck in the ‘red zone’ amid the coronavirus lockdown across Italy. Since March 7^th, Rossi has been part of the lockdown in Tavu𓆏llia amid the coronavirus prevention measures in the country. Rossi ♚says he’s been busy fixing his house and keeping fit while the majority of his VR46 Riders Ranch has also been closed.

- Andrea Iannone has split with his girlf🐲riend Giulia De Lellis, the pair announced separately via their social media channels.