When a man dominates a season in the style we’ve seen in MotoGP this year, the default response is to dub it boring but all motorcycling followers have been treated to sheer sporting brilliance from Casey Stoner
Shinichi Ito
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Casey Stoner’s tenth win of the season ensured he finished the season with a 90 point lead over Jorge Lorenzo
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After leading the title chase for much of the season, Casey Stoner waited until his home Grand Prix to clinch his second world title
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Dani Pedrosa kept his head as mayhem ensued around him to win the Japanese Grand Prix at Motegi
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Dani Pedrosa was the last man standing in Japan, taking his third win of the season in a thrilling race which saw incidents and accidents throughout
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Casey Stoner fended off a determined Jorge Lorenzo to take his tenth pole position of the 2011 season at Motegi
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Dani Pedrosa moved ahead of teammate Casey Stoner on Friday afternoon as Honda totally dominated on home turf at Motegi
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Five months later than originally scheduled, and after murmurs of discontent from riders and personnel throughout the paddock, MotoGP can finally get down to racing in a country which is owed so much.
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The FCC TSR Honda team prevailed in one the closest finishes in the history of the Suzuka 8 Hour race, beating the Yoshimura Suzuki Racing squad by little over 30…
Casey Stoner didn’t have one of his finest races in Japan but will still head home to Australia with a chance to clinch the title.
Casey Stoner was forced to dig deep after Jorge Lorenzo pushed him all the way in qualifying at Motegi.
Casey Stoner laid down a marker once again to the rest of the field by topping the first practice session at Motegi.
Yoshimura Suzuki Racing Team set the pace in first practice for this weekend's Suzuka 8 Hours, the third round of the 2011 FIM World Endurance Championship. Unsurprisingly, there was a…