Which teams has valentino rossi been to?

Driver's full name: valentino rossi.

Nationality: Italy

Date of birth: 16/02/ 1979

Place of birth: urbino.

Place of residence: London

Height:-

Weight: 59 kg

Competition number: No.46

Team: Yamaha Gauls.

Driving model: Yamaha M 1

Personal data:

First time: 1996 Malaysian Grand Prix (125cc)

First starting pole position: 1996 Czech Grand Prix (125cc)

The fastest lap speed of the first lap: 1996 French Grand Prix (125cc)

The first podium: 1996 Austrian Grand Prix (125cc)

GP departures: 139

500cc/MotoGP departure: 79.

250CC departure: 14.

125CC departure: 30 times

Number of appearances: 100

Number of pole positions: 35 times

Fastest lap speed: 59 laps

GP wins: 67 times (including 125cc 12 times, 250cc 14 times, motogp4/kloc-0 times).

Annual champion: 1997 (125 cc), 1999 (250 cc), 200 1 (500 cc), 2002, 2003, 2004 (Moto GP).

Brilliant record:

1993: Italy 125CC production team 12.

1994: champion of Italian 125CC production group.

1995: 125CC Italian champion, 125 cc three-time European champion.

1996: the first expedition motorcycle GP 125CC.

Malaysia station, and won the first sub-station championship at Brno circuit. In the same year, it ranked ninth among MOTO GP 125CC drivers of the year.

1997: MOTO GP 125CC annual championship, 1 1 substation champion.

1998: advanced to MOTO GP 250CC, won the sub-station championship five times, and won the runner-up in MOTO GP 250CC in the same year.

1999: annual champion of motogp250cc group and champion of seven sub-stations.

2000: Joined Honda team, advanced to MOTO GP 500CC group, won the first MOTO GP 500CC sub-station championship at Dorrington Circuit in England, and won the second place in MOTOGP 500CC group in the same year.

200 1: played for Honda, won the annual championship of MOTOGP 500CC group and won the 1 1 championship.

2002: Playing for Honda, he won the MOTOGP annual championship for the first time and won the 1 1 station championship.

2003: Worked for Honda, won the annual champion of MOTOGP of Disabled Persons' Federation, and set a record of 357 points for the year, and won 9 sub-station championships.

2004: switch to Yamaha team, continue the annual championship of MOTOGP of Disabled Persons' Federation, and win the championship in 9 races.

In the field of motorcycle racing, Valentino Rossi's name can be equated with michael schumacher in F 1 racing. Besides, Valentino Rossi is younger.

Valentino rossi, who won six consecutive titles, has long been very famous in Italian sports and entertainment circles. The entertainment reporter compared Rossi's superb skill in kicking a new ball with another famous playboy football player, who came from Coco of Inter Milan, and praised them as the biggest romantic figures in Italian sports.