Different set-up of the bike and approach to the race.

wrong set-up

wrong set up for ducati

Nice one Casey you dipstick. Fancy saying it was wet on the other side of the track and then realising he'd goofed when he and Hayden ended up dead last.

it was the ducati decision not casey's

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Casey = muppet

See above.

What a sad, bitter bloke he revealed himself as again, too: It's the only gamble I've ever taken and it backfired badly, it looked like it could have rained at any time and we'd have been great, so long as it had rained in the first 7 laps the race was ours, Valentino got [iextremely[/i lucky today, wah wah wah wah wah.

I take it you're on about Stoner ? I didn't hear any of the interviews after the race unfortunately.

Well done to Andrea Dovizioso for winning the race yesterday and also to Colin Edwards and Randy De Puniet too.

what about casey

OK, well done Casey Stoner for completely f**king up your weekend and shafting your position in the title race.

Yeah, they spoke to him in the garage afterwards (might have even been the red button extra coverage) and he was just in the middle of another sulk. The way he goes on it's like he actually believes that all the world's against him and that's why he doesn't win every race. He said that Rossi was really lucky because he didn't wreck the bike when he came off and everything always goes Rossi's way, he never has bad luck. Yeah, he's fluked 100 race wins, 8 world titles, and more podium finishes than anyone in history.

Diddums.

Someone should send Stoner a dummy.

He f*cked up.

He'd only spit it out.

Seriously, that was some ride from Rossi. To crash, remount in, I believe, about 11th place and then to finish 5th and increase his championship lead was remarkable. Stoner would have kicked the bike and burst into tears.

I agree Rossi did really well to recover, but TBF he was helped a little by those who came in for wets as well.

lets regroup get back to glory days of 2007 championship

Only when Rossi retires but then you'll have Pedrosa, Lorenzo and others coming through. Just pray Rossi never has a son.

italian,spanish,aussie's dominate motogp

The last Aussie to dominate MotoGP was Mick Doohan and not a one since. It'll be Lorenzo after Rossi retires....maybe Pedrosa as well. Then there are the others in the lower classes that will come through.

changa wrote: italian,spanish,aussie's dominate motogp like i said

Word on the street is that Casey Stoner will not race at Brno and could also miss the rounds in Misano and Indy, due to illness.

Expecting confirmation from Ducati tomorrow.

Bloody hell.