Fabio Quartararo, who feels at home in Bali, wants to live here someday

Uluwatu - MotoGP racer from the Monster Energy Yamaha team, Fabio Quartararo feels very at home in Bali. He even planned to live on this island.

This plan was expressed by Quartararo through his latest Instagram upload. In the photo, Quartararo is seen sitting and chilling with a beautiful view of the Bali sea.

The location where Quartararo was taking photos is said to be Uluwatu, Bali. A wide smile appeared on the face of this French racer.

"Bali, I will come to live here as soon as possible," wrote Quartararo on his Instagram.

Indonesian netizens also support Quartararo's plan. Many of them flooded Quartararo's comments column on Instagram and asked the racer nicknamed El Diablo to immediately implement his plan.

"YES PLEASE!!!" reply @erisr***.

"Oh, it's really bad that I'll be an Indonesian citizen soon," added @amanda_*****.

Bali has become Quartararo's favorite place since he vacationed on the Island of the Gods in 2019. He also often uploads moments of himself relaxing, even exercising in Bali.

While the other MotoGP racers returned to their hometowns before starting the race at the Philip Island Circuit, Australia on 18-20 October, Quartararo chose to go on holiday to Bali.

Quartararo Feeling at Home in Bali: Filling Up on Retail Gasoline and Planning to Live Here

Fabio Quartararo is relaxing in Bali, Indonesia. When the other racers returned home ahead of the Australian MotoGP, El Diablo was on holiday on the Island of the Gods.

Because he feels so at home with Indonesia, Quartararo has plans to live in Bali.

"Bali, I will live here soon," wrote Quartararo.

El Diablo was seen several times uploading moments of himself exercising or relaxing in Bali.

Fabio Quartararo often shares moments when he was in Bali. The French rider almost ran out of petrol while riding an Xmax motorbike in Indonesia.

In his personal Instagram account @fabioquartararo20 shared the moment he was filling up retail petrol. He said he had to fill up with gas before the motorbike died.

"There was still petrol left in my Xmax before stopping," wrote Quartararo in his Instagram Stories account.

Bali has become Quartararo's favorite place since he vacationed on the Island of the Gods in 2019.

It is known that this 'local' El Diablo moment is not the first time. Previously, he also shared moments enjoying the beauty of Lombok Island and chatting with local residents.

For example, in the 2022 Mandalika MotoGP, Quartararo went viral because of his action of buying credit at a roadside shop and even buying retail petrol.

Bali will become Quartararo's port after the 2024 Japanese MotoGP. There is a two-week break before the next race is held. As is known, the 2024 Australian MotoGP schedule will take place at the Philip Island Circuit, on 18-20 October 2024 this weekend.

After consecutive races in Indonesia and Japan, there is a one week break before the three series races in Australia, Thailand and Malaysia. The season will end in Valencia.