SETTING THE fastest lap in the first session was impressive but the time logged by Casey Stoner was a few tenths out of the qualifying time from 2010.Putting the 2:01.574 lap logged by Stoner in to perspective, the Australian was a mere four tenths

HRC are the latest team to unveil their riders for the new season with the debut of Casey Stoner in Repsol colours.Reminiscent of the Honda from the 500 Grand Prix days of Doohan, Criville and Okada, the Repsol team will be spearheaded by three

THE combination of Casey Stoner and Honda has been a dominant affair in 2011 with four wins and three of those in a row, returning to the championship lead after Silverstone.Putting the achievements of Stoner's performance on the RC212V

CASEY STONER has already had a chance to experience the next generation of MotoGP having tested Honda's entry for the 1000cc era at Jerez.From an interview with HRC he discusses what it is like to ride the new bike:Can you explain, using a specific

WITH HRC having a positive day and more track-time available at Jerez, Casey Stoner continued the testing process of Honda's new 1,000cc MotoGP entry yesterday.The original plan was set for Dani Pedrosa to take over from Stoner for the second day

CASEY Stoner has said he'll fix the arm pump that cost him a win at the Qatar MotoGP.Stoner was leading the race until the dying laps when Jorge Lorenzo and Dani Pedrosa clawed back his lead. Lorenzo sneaked a pass on Stoner, followed by Pedrosa

ACCORDING to Solo Moto Casey Stoner is considering retirement.Stoner, who recently became a father, is tired of the pace of life during the MotoGP season and feels like a prisoner in Europe. Instead the two-time MotoGP champion wants to return home

The story of MotoGP testing has so far seen Casey Stoner maintain his dominance on the Repsol Honda. At the first test at Sepang 26 days ago - where the above footage was recorded - the 2007 and 2011 champion was the only rider to break the two

CASEY STONER has announced on his blog that he will be fit to return for the Japanese Grand Prix on the 14th of October.Reigning champion Stoner was previously expected to return in time for the Australian Grand Prix at Phillip Island, but it now

AFTER Casey Stoner's bombshell announcement that he would retire at the end of the season discussion quickly shifted to who could replace the MotoGP champion in the factory Repsol Honda camp.One big name banded around was that of Valentino Rossi