Yes, I agree with you guys, this guys is one of those few born with outstanding talent for motorsport. He has already dominated the hardest and most challenging vehicle of all motorsport competition, the 500cc/MotoGP bikes, now out of boredom decides to make things a bit more challenging by moving over to the Yamaha M1 bike which last year gave a pathetic act in MotoGP and would make a great handicap to spice things up, and still wins in the very first race last weekend by downright out-ridding all the other experienced ridders with their superior Hondas.
He began in world championship as a rookie 17year old kid in 125cc, he soon won that a year after and moved to 250cc, made sub-champion the first year and won the second year, and already made the jump to 500cc, made sub-champion the first year and next year became champion, then the 500cc class changed MotoGP two years ago and continued dominating and winning by far those two years too. If he wins this year MotoGP with a Yamaha whats left for him to do? he said he will run only 2 more years in MotoGP and then think about his future, maybe change to F1 and put up a good show for a rookie? that would be such a Valentino thing to do
BTW he finished 2* overall I believe in the 2003 Monza Rally series with the Toyota Coralla WRC car that he participated in just for fun
Did you guys know that this guy has won 48% of the the world championship races he ever participated in since his start in 125cc class as a kid? like I said, this guy has so much natural talent he can do anything given just a little experience.