It’s now a 12 months considering that MotoGP’s celebrity 7-time winner Valentino Rossi retired – but if the new 2022 period finale at Valencia proved nearly anything, it’s that the Italian legend’s legacy still looms about the series like a shadow. And which is not a good point in an age where by MotoGP is dealing with falling audience numbers and an incapacity to develop a superstar to swap Rossi. It is of training course wholly normal that his existence ought to have been felt much more at Valencia than any place else this 12 months, as he turned up to see his VR46 Academy protege Pecco Bagnaia crowned as…