Watch the Moto GP from Malaysia last night.??

It was a wet track, no doubt about it, but if the race hadn;t been stopped by officials, 7 laps from the FINISH, IMO Stoner would have won,...  or at the very least taken 2nd.

Lorenzo put the kaiser on it,... he knew Casey Stoner was about to take him,  and he put up his hand... twice at least,  to end the race.  So... other riders were skidding out,  ?.. other lesser riders...

Stoner was storming home,.... and those Spaniards are pussy's...!!

I find it disgusting that even Ch 10, which broadcasts Moto GP, took a sound bite from early in his podium appearance,  and didn't broadcast, what he said in full... in the end... which was....

he knew he was going to catch them... the records show his unsurpassed ability in the WET, 
and he would have preferred the race went to a finish, 'cos he was going to win.  !!!!!!

ONYA CASEY..... the cowards showed their faces. 

OK OK , Lorenzo,  and ESPECIALLY Padrosa, are the future,  BUT CASEY would have eaten them up in the last laps..

Not to worry,.. 'cos Casy knows .....  and so do the people who actually watched it.
Mighty mighty man.   Stoner rules. !!!!!

funnee

err.. I understand it's pretty much accepted that he's out of bikes.
It is a shame, in motorcycle racing terms,  but he's had it with that lot... he made it clear earlier this year that he wasn't happy with that set-up, and he was moving on.

But expect to see him in V8's soon. 

Stoner.... pfffft....

Ever see him pat the bike after a race?

I have seen him pat his bike , more than once, and he is a freak,  argueably the most talented and brave 'rider of recent years. ...   His dices with Rossi, and later, Lorenzo, are the best I've seen in recent motorcycle racing... absolutely magnificent.....
but thats not denying Valentino .. a legend , nor Padrosa, who like I said earlier is the likely up  and coming champion 

His Phillip Island  Island victory showed what a class above he really is.

Mighty man, mighty ride,... pity about Pedrosa... 

The sport  doesn't deserve him any longer.. from his comments he is totally disallusioned with the 'politics' and 'money' ethos, of Moto GP.
After the last race, in Spain isn't it?,   I  am sure he looks forward to a great future.
If I were he I wouldn't ride it, ,, but he is made of tough stuff.

Good luck Casey.