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Valentino Rossi Secures Podium Finish at WEC 6 Hours of Fuji in Four-Wheel Triumph
Valentino Rossi Achieves Podium Finish at WEC 6 Hours of Fuji in Japan
The Doctor Adds Another Four-Wheel Triumph to His Resume
MotoGP icon Valentino Rossi achieved a podium finish at the Fuji 6 Hour race.
Rossi has achieved another milestone on four wheels in the World Endurance Championship, securing his first ever podium finish in the competition.
Rossi, along with his colleagues Maxime Martin and Ahmad Al Harthy, secured a third-place finish for their #46 BMW M4 in the LMGT3 category, trailing behind teams from Ferrari and Porsche.
Rossi took over the last leg for his squad and managed to pass two competitors at the same turn. He advanced five positions within two laps.
They began the race from the twelfth position on the starting lineup.
Experience the thrill of the ride. 🙌Catch Rossi as he embarks on his inaugural circuit of the Fuji Speedway behind the wheel of the #46 BMW M4 LMGT3! 🇯🇵🤩#WEC #6HFuji @ValeYellow46 @followWRT pic.twitter.com/tHIJBZJV8A— FIA World Endurance Championship (@FIAWEC) September 13, 2024
Experience the thrill of the ride. 🙌Catch Rossi as he embarks on his inaugural circuit of the Fuji Speedway behind the wheel of the #46 BMW M4 LMGT3! 🇯🇵🤩#WEC #6HFuji @ValeYellow46 @followWRT pic.twitter.com/tHIJBZJV8A
"The Doctor expressed their joy."
"I'm really pleased, especially following our Did Not Finish in Austin a fortnight ago.
"The competition was tough, but Ahmad, Maxime, and myself performed exceptionally well during our respective turns, and our team executed an impeccable strategy along with flawless pit stops once more."
"We've reached the podium for the second time this season, and we're thrilled!"
Vincent Vosse, the principal of Team WRT, remarked, "Although our car wasn't the quickest, we managed to pull off some strategic wizardry."
"The team and the drivers delivered an outstanding performance, and to find ourselves on the podium was something we hadn't even dared to hope for at the start of the weekend."
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