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- 6 Mar 2003
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- ett bygge, + en 954 + YZF750R -95 som R7 stylats men också skrotats + Aprilia RS250, + RGV 250 + två RD350 + en kinamoto med egendesignade kåpor, en Stomp MiniGP och en Anaconda mingp-motard och en egenbyggd GP70racer.
från autosport.com, Stoner tycker nått om risker och respekt, jag hajjar inte riktigt vad han vill ha sagt...
Casey Stoner has suggested that increased levels of track safety are having an adverse effect on riding standards in the world championship.
The former MotoGP champion believes the amount of run-off at modern circuits is encouraging riders to take unnecessary risks when battling with each other, and thinks they would be more circumspect if there was a greater danger of a mistake having painful consequences.
"I'm not really sure if the sport's taken the right direction," Stoner told reporters at Assen.
"There's that much run-off now, and tarmac here, tarmac there. You run off, it's your fault, deal with it, or you're going to have a bit of a bump, or whatever.
"You saw the 125s [at Silverstone] basically using all the track, going off, coming back on, no drama.
"There's no fear in the riders anymore. They keep on going further and further and it's going to come to a point where everybody starts to really smash into each other - and that's kind of what we've seen with Moto2, it's become dangerous in that aspect, they have no respect for each other."
även aftonhoran har artikeln.
Casey Stoner has suggested that increased levels of track safety are having an adverse effect on riding standards in the world championship.
The former MotoGP champion believes the amount of run-off at modern circuits is encouraging riders to take unnecessary risks when battling with each other, and thinks they would be more circumspect if there was a greater danger of a mistake having painful consequences.
"I'm not really sure if the sport's taken the right direction," Stoner told reporters at Assen.
"There's that much run-off now, and tarmac here, tarmac there. You run off, it's your fault, deal with it, or you're going to have a bit of a bump, or whatever.
"You saw the 125s [at Silverstone] basically using all the track, going off, coming back on, no drama.
"There's no fear in the riders anymore. They keep on going further and further and it's going to come to a point where everybody starts to really smash into each other - and that's kind of what we've seen with Moto2, it's become dangerous in that aspect, they have no respect for each other."
även aftonhoran har artikeln.