Extraordinary Edition of “Tavullia by motorbike”
For Valentino Rossi's last race in Italy, his city, Tavullia, gave a big collective hug from the 'yellow people’ to his darling. The event that recently saw the seventh edition of the event was repeated, organized by the municipal administration, held on 16-17-18 September on the occasion of the MotoGp weekend in San Marino and the Romagna Riviera.
Saturday 23 October on the occasion of next round of the Motogp, the GP of Emilia Romagna, Valentino Rossi's last race in Italy, provided a full calendar of events.
“A special edition of Tavullia in Moto to thank Valentino for all he has done in these 25 years of career: for the public, for the World Championship and its territory – explains the councilor for Sport Patrizio Federici – Valentino has brought the name of Tavullia all over the world and has made known a country of little more than 8 thousand inhabitants to hundreds of millions of people to whom above all it has given indescribable emotions. A legend that changed the history of engines. For this we have thought of an extraordinary edition of the event. To greet him and tell him all together 'Vale, thanks for everything!'”Then obviously on Sunday citizens and fans migrated to the circuit of Misano Adriatico, Romagna shore, about ten kilometers beyond the border of the Marche, to greet the idol of the house in a collective party.
A yellow tide of thousands of fans, with flag in hand and hat on his head. This is the clothing of the choreography prepared in detail by the Valentino Rossi Fan Club, active since 26 years in Tavullia.
All 19 shots are all there, under the stage and the mega billboard with written 'Thanks Vale’ .
Program
Events
During the evening, together with friends of the national Vale, from Uccio to the official fan club up to Moto Benelli for the 110 years of history, Fabrizio Vendramin was also there, painter and artist from Uboldo who created a painting with the face of Valentino, applauded by the public and appreciated by the many fans present in the square.
Some images of the event
