Valentino Rossi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The text on his helmet refers to the name of his group of friends: "The Tribe of the Chihuahua," and the letters WLF on his leathers stand for "Viva La Figa," ." He has so far escaped any sanctions or ultimatums that he remove the letters because the "W" in "WLF" represents the two "V"s in "ViVa". Equally obvious is his success at escaping any disciplinary action from the FIM or Dorna for having the letters so brazenly on the front neck area of his leathers.

BTW

I have removed the english translation of "Viva La Figa", a search on the internet will give the answer.

Meow

I thought everyone knew this already???:confused:

I thought it stood for 'What Lance Felt' :eek: