What If I Had Never Tried It

Great to read about motogp and all that happens behind the closed helmet, in that beautiful mind of Rossi. Book was delivered on time and in great condition.

The print could have been better .... But at this price it's quite good

Can't describe it in words. Just read it!! Amazing account of the life of THE greatest motorcycle rider and certainly Italy's biggest sportsperson.

Brilliant book for a Rossi fan to gain more understanding about his life apart from race.

Gives good insight of how Rossi became one of the most loved stars from the world of motor racing. The language of the book isn't great but yet it's an exciting read.I gave it a less star rating than what i would have liked because I purchased a used book which wasn't in great condition.

Superb

The pages were of cheap quality. Not worth for paying an amount of Rs440.

Pages are of cheap Quality and the book costs more than 500.Can put Rossi in shame for this.

I found this book interesting to read at points, such as hearing about the behind the scenes information on Rossi’s switch from Honda to Yamaha.However, it felt very repetitive in the content of the book & didn’t really cover much off that was a revelation - it could have been a biography.

A very good book about The Doctors early career and growing up in Tavullia in Italy.His father Graziano very much influenced his decision to go racing from a young age.He has become one of Italy's greatest motorcycle racers along with Giacomo Agostini.A recommended read for any fans of MotoGP and Valentino Rossi.

Words of one of the greatest exponents of modern motorcycling racing, telling of how he decided the challenge was better for him than the safe option.As I followed the story unfolding from the newspapers and TV coverage, it is interesting to hear what was in Valentino's mind when he went to Yamaha.Exhilarating yet understated, from a genius at moulding a racing motorcycle....The rest is now history, and he is still writing it....there will be sequels...of that I have no doubt!

I'm halfway into this wonderful book, which is a fascinating insight to our "46". Best wishes in his richly deserved retirement.

Ive read this autobiography a while back and it is a really good read. One of the best autobiographies ive ever read.This book explains a lot about V.R before he turned professional and at his prime on the track itself.Also its quite funny at parts aswell. He's my favourite Moto G.P Racer and this book is a must for every V.R Fan out thereTwo Thumbs Up!