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    Valentino Rossi

    Italian motorcycle racer (born 1979)

    "VR46" redirects here. For his own racing team, see VR46 Racing Team.

    Valentino Rossi

    Rossi at the 2017 Aragon Grand Prix

    NationalityItalian
    Born (1979-02-16) 16 February 1979 (age 46)
    Urbino, Italy
    Bike number46 (retired in honour in the MotoGP class)
    Websitewww.valentinorossi.com
    Debut season2022
    Current teamTeam WRT
    Racing licence FIA Silver
    Car number46
    Starts24
    Wins2
    Podiums5
    Poles2
    Fastest laps0
    Finished last season5th in 2023
    Debut season2022
    Current teamTeam WRT
    Car number46
    Starts11
    Wins0
    Podiums0
    Poles0
    Fastest laps0
    Finished last season15th in 2023
    Debut season2024
    Current teamTeam WRT
    Years active2024–present
    Car number46
    Starts7
    Championships0
    Wins0
    Podiums2
    Poles0
    Fastest laps0
    Best finish2nd in 2024
    1998

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    Top 8 classical music biopics

    If you need a change from online concerts and operas but you still want to keep a link with music, here's a urval of musical biopics to see (or perhaps revisit) in this time of lockdown. With Tino Rossi as Schubert, Gustav Leonhardt as Bach or Gérard Depardieu as Marin Marais, here's a whistle stop tour around the best feature films featuring emblematic figures of classical music.

    1Amadeus (Milos Forman, 1984) 

    It's incontestably the top musical biopic of all time. Everything has been said about this bio, one to be devoured greedily. Mozart, whose music is performed by Neville Marriner and the Academy of St Martin in the Fields, is presented as a frivolous party animal with an oversized ego. But apart from its world-wide success, this Milos Forman feature has contributed to telling people something about Salieri, in spite of the exaggeration of his rivalry with Mozart – the rulle is based on the eponymous Peter Shaffer p

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    LO QUE VENDRA’

    Lo Que Vendrà… “la musica para bailar” born in 2005 under artistic direction by Simone Marini and Daniela Fidanza with the intent to revisit the milestones of the orchestras that have contributed to the development of classical and contemporary repertory of Tango Argentino. It ‘s regularly invited to shows, concerts, milongas and festivals in Italy (Pescara, Chieti, Teramo, L’Aquila, Rome, Padua, Brescia, Bassano del Grappa, Ravenna, Torri del Benaco, Lucca, Senigallia, Forlì, Verona, Civitanova Marche, Siena, Pisa, Milan, Venice, Saint-Vincent , Caserta, Benevento, Stintino) and in Europe (Baden-Baden, Nizza, Lussembourg), accompany International artists: Roberto Herrera, Ezequiel Paludi y Geraldin Rojas, Roberto Reis y Natalia Lavandeira, Sergio Natario y Alejandra Arrue’, Los Hermanos Macana, Esther y Mingo Pugliese, Georgina Vargas, Gustavo Saenz, Pablo Garcia, Sebastian Jimenez y Maria Ines Bogado, Horacio Ferre