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

What If I Had Never Tried It: Valentino Rossi The Autobiography $9.59. Book Review: Valentino Rossi Autobiography. Quotations in this article are sourced from 'What If I'd Never Tried It' (the autobiography of Valentino Rossi, Published by Arrow Books, 2006) What does it take to get to the very top…in sport and in life? Lorenzo's decision to remain with Yamaha presents a major obstacle to what had been rumored to be Valentino Rossi's preferred option for 2013, with Yamaha less inclined to welcome Rossi back with Lorenzo already in place. Valentino Rossi is one of those stars that rose very quickly through the ranks of the motorcycle world. Valentino Rossi is a sportsman at the top of his game, put he's no purist. Arguably the world's all-time greatest motorcycle road racing champion, Valentino Rossi is without a doubt the best–and the best-loved–in modern times. Which could open the door to Rossi at Honda, but the Japanese factory is still stinging after the things that Rossi wrote about the factory in his 2006 autobiography, What If I Had Never Tried It. What If I Had Never Tried It: The Autobiography Valentino Rossi is the greatest living motorcyclist. You start out asking yourself how a 20-something can write an autobiography. Rossi is the superstar sensation of racing and he's here to stay. Is it going to be a Well, Valentino Rossi's book "What if I had never tried it" is neither. 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. 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.