Crash On Racetrack

Just 18 days after breaking two legs on his right leg, which required surgery, Valentino Rossi was back on the racetrack on Monday, and again on Tuesday, riding a Yamaha R1M. But it's still not certain if he will race at the Aragon GP.

It was, certainly, an unusual place to tweet from: Car No. 2 at the Daytona 500, the race suspended, part of the track ablaze with burning jet fuel. "Fire!" Brad Keselowski, the driver of the No. 2 car, wrote on Twitter. "My view." Keselowski posted a photo of the far-off flames set off by a crash; it was retweeted more than 5,000 times.

Just 18 days after breaking two legs on his right leg, which required surgery, Valentino Rossi was back on the racetrack on Monday, and again on Tuesday, riding a Yamaha R1M. But it's still not certain if he will race at the Aragon GP.

It was, certainly, an unusual place to tweet from: Car No. 2 at the Daytona 500, the race suspended, part of the track ablaze with burning jet fuel. "Fire!" Brad Keselowski, the driver of the No. 2 car, wrote on Twitter. "My view." Keselowski posted a photo of the far-off flames set off by a crash; it was retweeted more than 5,000 times.