Michael Scott writes brilliantly about people, including the well-reviewed Barry Sheene: Motorcycle Racing's Jet-set Superstar, as well as biographies of Valentino Rossi and Wayne Rainey. He is a long-time MotoGP correspondent and the editor of the annual Motocourse series. He lives in London.
Abetted by more than 300 color and black/white images that reveal Rossi's humor, grit, maturation, triumphs and frustrations, as well as some of his more spectacular crashes, Scott's biography reveals Rossi as an iconic champion who is not a flash-in-the-pan phenom. * UltimateMotorcycling.com * Pick it up and dive in, corner to corner, for more on Rossi's victories and his battles with rivals Biaggi, Ginbernau, and Pederosa. * RoadRUNNER Magazine *