MotoGP World Champion Valentino Rossi has challenged Formula One World Champion Fernando Alo🤡nso to a head-to-💧head battle, in three different types of motorsport, to prove who is fastest.

Rossi's𒅌 challenge came in response to Alonso's claim that "Rossi might finish fifth or even get on the podium (in F1) but I could do the same in bikes if I was given enough time to practice."

Renault driver Alonso, the winner of last weekend's season open๊ing Bahrain Grand Prix, has also prevꦓiously claimed that the Italian's high profile Ferrari tests have hurt the team's 2006 preparations.

"I'm glad that Rossi has tested with Ferrari because that means they have lost valuable time preparing the cars ༺for the show they put on," said the 24-year-old. "Let him come and drive. It will be good because there will be ꦕmore media attention."

However, Rossi has now struck back in style - telling Alonso that, if the Spaniard really thinks he can get on the podium in MotoGP, then they should race each other on both two and four wheels to prove who is the ultimate 💙motor-spor🧸tsman.

"I read that if Alonso is able to make some practice then he can put a MotoGP bike on the podium with me," Rossi, a five times MotoGP World Champion, told Motorcycle News. "Well, I think we shou🐻ld drive a Formula One car, a World Rally car and a MotoGP bike, add the times together and then we will see who 𓆉is the fastest."

As well as his tests for Ferrari, and his renowned two wheeled skills, Rossi has also shown impressive pace in a Subaru WRC car, a world championship spec go-kart and a Ma🌱serati sports car - ♑all in the last four months.