The mural d🍷𝓡epicts the MotoGP legend looking like David Bowie or an Andy Warhol painting, and includes a quote from a Led Zeppelin song.

It has been named “Vale, to be a rock” by the artist And♏rea Buglisi.

This honour is the latest in a series of steps which will culminate in Rossi being handed the keys to his hometown by its mayor, as a celebration for his ൲sporting accomplishments.

Buglisi, the artist of the mural,👍 wr🍨ote a description: “This is my tribute to Valentino Rossi in his Tavullia. 

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“Big and expressive eyes and golden locks like the eternal Peter Pan, Valentino also has the merit of havin🔴g fascinated everyone in the world of motorcycling.

“Genius and madness, free spirit, instinct,🦂 naturalness and great communication are characteristics closer to a rock star than to an athlete. 

“Valentino has filled circuits around the world with fans, just like a star fills stadiums at his concerts. “A large face crossed by a yellow lightning bolt, a symbol of speed that winks at 💟Andy Warhol, Chuck Close and Stanley Kubrick and recalls the great rebel icons of the youth counterculture.

“An inscription in the ‘Public Theater’ style of New York recites the famous phrase contained in the song ‘Stairway to heaven’ by Led Zeppelin: ‘To be a rock an not to roll’ and betra♍ys Valentino's rock 'n roll nature in a sporting discipline in which, ironically, it is always better not to roll over!”

Rossi may have retired in 2021 after seven MotoGP championships but his legacy continues through the current world champion❀, Francesco Bagnaia, a graduate of his revered Academy.

And in Argentina last time, his Mooney VR46 team ear💟ned their first premier class win via Marco Bezzecchi.

The 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:MotoGP Gr𒐪and Prix of the Americas offers Bezzecchi, who sits atop the 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:MotoGP standings after two rounds, a chance to stretch his lead.