Yamaha Very Losing The Doctor

Yamaha claim is lost and never want to remove Valentino Rossi to Ducati. Kubu 'Fork Tala' even willing to tie Rossi to the legendary world champion retired.
Before the season ends Yamaha's Rossi has confirmed losing a move to Ducati next year. This ends the togetherness' The Doctor'-Yamaha that has existed from 2004.
 Managing Director of Fiat Yamaha's Lin Jarvis revealed that the camp never want to leave. New contracts have they offered to the Italian, but Rossi refused.
"Yamaha has offered a new contract for a duration of two years of Valentino to continue their work here," Jarvis said reporters when met at Pacific Place, Jakarta, Wednesday (10/13/2010).
 "(Departure) That is her choice, not upon our request. After seven years with us, he finally chose to move," recalls Jarvis again.
Jarvis said he did not know why the two-year contract offer was rejected Rossi. But he predicts if Rossi wanted to be on a team that made it the main driver - something that can not be done because of the existence of Yamaha's Jorge Lorenzo.
 "I think the reason is because he wanted to be alone to be the main driver. Valentino uncomfortable with the pressure within his own team," said Jarvis.
Jarvis then explained the reason for recruiting Lorenzo in 2008. According to him, Lorenzo was prepared as Rossi's successor as The Doctor retire later.
 "We brought Jorge because we have to train him before Valentino retired. At that time, certainty whether Valentino will stay in MotoGP is unclear," commentator Jarvis.
"You all know 'it is rumored he was busy going to Formula 1 in 2006? There is also going to rally him preach," he added.
 "In 2006, we signed him a year just because he's reportedly going to F1. After that he decided not to F1. So we offer two-year contract, 2007-08. Then last year we were to sign another two years, 2009-10 , "said Jarvis.
 Since it has been seven years together, then Yamaha's Rossi seeks to do with parting with the best possible way.
"This is the end of seven years of our togetherness. During that time with Valentino was wonderful times and fun," said Jarvis.
 "He's a great racer, both in terms of its ability on the track, her ability to communicate and also became an icon. During this time he has been a tremendous ambassador for Yamaha. We really want him to retire here and then became the brand ambassador for Yamaha," due diligence.