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Image of VALENTINO ROSSI OF ITALY CELEBRATES HIS MOTOGP VICTORY IN BRNO, 2003-08-17
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Image of ITALY'S VALENTINO ROSSI WINS THE MOTOGP MOTORCYCLING GRAND PRIX CZECH REPUBLIC
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Moto GP rider and overall leader Valentino Rossi from Italy speeds up the hill to win the second qualifying for the Czech Motorcycling Grand Prix in Brno, Czech Republic, on Saturday, Aug.
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Moto GP rider and overall leader Valentino Rossiperforms a wheely to celebrate winning the second qualifying for the Czech Motorcycling Grand Prix in Brno, Czech Republic on Saturday, Aug. 16, 2003. Valentino
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Moto GP rider and overall leader Valentino Rossi from Italy speeds up during the first free practice for the Czech Motorcycling Grand Prix in Brno, Czech Republic, on Friday, Aug. 15, 2003.
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MotoGP Fan Zone on X: "Valentino Rossi celebrates his win in Brno hitting a piece of 'rock' with a pickaxe:) #VR46 #Prisoner 2003 #CzechGP https://t.co/Tj2RGVTqf4" / X
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MotoGP™🏁 på X: "The Prisoner of Brno! ⛏ @ValeYellow46 celebrating a return to winning ways at the 2003 #CzechGP with one of his most memorable celebrations 👊 #ThrowbackThursday https://t.co/tLtXenI9o8" / X
Image of ITALY'S VALENTINO ROSSI GETS ON TRACK FOR FIRST QUALIFYING PRACTICE,
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