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Andrea Iannone wanted to share a personal message on social media, touching on several topics that have accompanied him in recent years. He spoke of rebirth and starting over, just like the Phoenix reborn from its own ashes, to the extent that the Maniac had the mythological bird printed on his helmet.
This was his message on social media: "I've learned what suffering is, what it means to be powerless in the face of what life suddenly brings you. I learned how to survive, how not to give up, not even for one day, and I found out who the people who are willing to fight with you really are, no matter what. Today, I can say that nothing scares me anymore. I went through hell, and now I'm facing a rebirth. Despite everything, I thank life, the people who are by my side, and the strength I find daily to keep dreaming. Never give up. And I also thank all of you who have never made me feel alone."
The Maniac's words were intense and symbolized how he was able to start over again after four years.
Now the rider from Vasto is experiencing his own rebirth, riding the Go Eleven team's Ducati V4, but what's holding court is his future. On the one hand, there are rumors of his possible return to the MotoGP, should Campinoti accept Yamaha's offer as a satellite team. On the other, there's the anticipation of knowing what Alvaro Bautista will do, as he decides whether or not he'll be hanging up his helmet.
At the same time, there's another question that arises: if these two paths end up not being viable, what will the Maniac do next year? This would definitely be a problem, unless Ducati decides to intervene, offering full factory support to Andrea, exactly as they did in 2021 with Chaz Davies in Go Eleven.
So, Iannone is just waiting, knowing that July will likely be the crucial moment for his career, as he also awaits to celebrate his 35th birthday on August 9th.
