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What If I Had Never Tried It: Valentino Rossi the Autobiography Valentino Rossi, Enrico Borghi
Publisher: MBI Publishing Company

Is it going to be a Well, Valentino Rossi's book "What if I had never tried it" is neither. Rossi relishes a challenge, of that there can be no doubt, as the title of his autobiography "What If I Had Never Tried It" underlines. €�I was struck immediately by this wild-card named Norifumi Abe,” Rossi, watching the race on TV, wrote in his official autobiography What if I had never tried it. He started to ride a One of the many people amazed by Abe's explosive 1994 Suzuka ride was a young Valentino Rossi, who later adopted the nickname 'Rossifumi' ('Norifumi' was Abe's official first name) in tribute. He fought for the lead throughout with Mick Doohan and Kevin Schwantz, only to crash three laps before the chequered flag, but had done enough to earn a full time ride with Kenny Roberts' factory Yamaha team for the following season. And you can credit Yamaha's latest technological advance in four- cylinder This appealed to Rossi, who, in his autobiography, What If I Had Never Tried It, described Honda as insensitive, even cold, in their relationship. But for the first time, he is giving up, surrendering, and walking away. The initial reaction from fans and media was that the biggest losers from the move are Ducati as a manufacturer and . Book Review: Valentino Rossi Autobiography. A 19- year-old Abe One of the many people amazed by Abe's explosive 1994 Suzuka ride was a young Valentino Rossi, who later adopted the nickname 'Rossifumi' ('Norifumi' was Abe's official first name) in tribute. You start out asking yourself how a 20-something can write an autobiography. Norifumi 'Norick' Abe was born on September 7, 1975 in Tokyo. So what are we to make of Valentino Rossi's not-so-shock decision to leave Ducati and go back to Yamaha? R1 MotoGP WizardryYou may think your connection to MotoGP World Champion Valentino Rossi is distant, but with the 2009 Yamaha YZF-R1, that bond is tighter than you think.