now he can drive on the street – Corriere.it

third in the world championship rider standings and has already won two races (in addition to first place in the last Sprint Race in the Netherlands) but Marco Bezzecchia 24-year-old from Rimini who races with a Ducati belonging to the Valentino Rossi team, until yesterday he could not ride the motorcycle on the street. Then he brilliantly passed the exam for the A3 license, which allows you to drive any type of motorcycle but which cannot be obtained before the age of 24 (Marco completed them last November). He did it at the historic driving school Bassani of Pesaro: first the pin course, then the road test and everything went smoothly.

Careful and cautious

Marco was careful — the engineer said Maximus Pope of the motorization of Pesaro which supervised the exam at the Resto del Carlino – and not a new thing for the drivers who are generally much more precise and attentive to driving than any other person. They are more afraid of the others on the road, while the normal kid feels more confident and bold. Pilots are used to always looking left and right because they know that danger lies where one least expects it.

For the Bassani driving school Marco Bezzecchi was not the first driver brought up to the license. Rossi, Melandri, Morbidelli, Simoncelli and Baldassarri: the list of champions is long: There are so many that I have almost lost count, Alfredo Bassani, the owner, told Corriere della Sera with some satisfaction.