How One Man Became The GREATEST TALENT of MOTORCYCLE RACING - Casey Stoner short story

[@chicobicalho5621]

Casey Stoner is a force of nature.

[@James-nc2zx]

One of the greats. Love watching him drift. I'm stoked him and Vale are friends now. CASEY with Vale at his moto ranch very cool

[@alistairsavoury1074]

The Jim Clark, of two wheels! As simple as that.

[@alanjohnston-h3t]

Absolutely great rider

[@Team-fabulous]

Stop with the AI voices

[@chicobicalho5621]

Not sure this proceeds or not, but I read somewhere that one of the reasons for Stoner deciding on an early retirement, was Marco Simoncelli's extremely violent and traumatic death in 2011.

[@ccrider8483]

You may be correct, but my impression was that he had sustained enough injuries throughout this racing career to justify retirement while he could still walk. These riders give a lot to their sport.

[@PaulConnor100]

Definitely was scary to watch and makes you think even when you know the risks 🙄

[@mike_pixzzles]

​@@ccrider8483His illness was also a contributing factor to his decision about early retirement

[@blakevandorp4835]

Never heard of this being one of the reasons I thought it was always the injuries and all the politics of the sport

[@fvingerhoed]

GOAT

[@ScaryTwisted-x1c]

Like if AI voice overs bug the crap out of you!

[@pauljoyce6535]

Good video. Thanks.

[@benf9745]

The story with Lactose intolerance is not correct as stoner himself admitted later on. He was and still is fighting chronic fatigue syndrome. Please do a proper research before posting such Videos. As others mentioned there are several other mistakes

[@Lighthousenation]

@ :55 video of Rossi riding for Ducati 😮😂 And 13:31 😮😂 Great video ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽

[@PaulConnor100]

Casey has so much natural talent, but unfortunately we won't be able to see how much he could have achieved . 🤔 #27 🇦🇺 🫡

[@FullThrottleBrothers]

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[@shaunreid5898]

A legend

[@philipbrown2514]

The eyes hahah good man

[@aidansmith1354]

He was the best, most talented in my opinion.

[@pafsrh4744]

the champ

[@salttea8926]

Stoner and Marquez are two greats of MotoGP, I wouldn't place anyone above them. But I will give Marquez 100/100 and Stoner 97/100 (1+ for skills and 2+ for mentality) because Marquez is mentally tough rider, Rossi and his fans try to dismantle both Marquez and Stoner but you should see how Marquez dealt with that and Stoner felt on that.

[@Bozzzzzz007]

My exact thoughts, You literally said everything in your reply as I reckon I would have

[@italianfranca]

Exactly this. Totaly agree.

[@wolfscorogardens6098]

M Doohan still stands above all of em.

[@arcboutant]

Very much missed on the track

[@CameronVerrills]

Thanks vale stoner had something Can they bring the two stroke back

[@RT22-pb2pp]

Mick doohan was better he ran over everyone on 2 stroke monster with no electronic aids he was the bikes computer. I love a lot of todersfrom kenny robertsfreddoespencer eddie lawson to modern day guys. But mick doohan in primevwas the fastest on 2 stroke total analog 4 cyl 200hp monster. In his prime todays bikes would be a breeze for his skills. Todays riders would die racing the old smokers no computers as they never learned the fine knife edge skills it took to survive at race speeds.

[@madjayax731]

Dumping Stoner to its satelite team LCR was the biggest mistake Honda made. Had Honda choosen Stoner as their new Prince not Pedrosa (in all respect to him), Rossi run of domination would have ended sooner. Marquez is definitely the right man to fill his shoes.

[@vmax4steve524]

There was a tyre war in the background of motogp in that era. At LCR Honda Stoner got second rate michelins compared to the Repsol factory team, at Ducati Bridgestone supplied tyres that the bike needed and won the title. Dorna, the corporation that owned the series, didn't like the fact that their poster boy Rossi got beat and bought out his michelin contract and negotiated a personal contract for him with Bridgestone that gave him number one status. Even when Bridgestone had the control tyre contract Rossi had the personal contract until Yamaha signed Lorenzo who insisted on equal status with Rossi and that's when the wall went up in the Yamaha garage.

[@madjayax731]

@vmax4steve524 Rossi is Schumacher of MotoGP their dominations over other great dtivers because of preferential treatment.

[@angry9901]

@@vmax4steve524exactly, tyres were they key for Dorna to get the results they wanted. Having an Australian win the Championship did not fit their business model.

[@deanwilson7920]

Casey Moner🤣

[@DeadRoman]

He was a great champ, but nowhere near GOAT status.

[@YandriPranaka]

I have courage bet for Fabio Quartararo can Impersonation him. Married rider. Any question Honda n Ducati. Lizardman

[@blakevandorp4835]

Bro do some proper research before you make these videos there’s so many mistakes in here about his conditions and he took his first podium in turkey in the second race of the season not Valencia

[@DavidStacey-tx7on]

When making this type of content make sure the facts and stats are correct, alot of mistakes so wondering if you actually followed his career.

[@jonathanquinn6729]

The best riders in the following order. 1. Casey Stoner 2. Valentino Rossi 3. Marc

[@DeadRoman]

Lol, not. Agostini is number one easily

[@falkp.2445]

What a waste of time video. Several mistakes in there. - Stoner didn't ride a KTM in the 250ccs, but in the 125ccs in 2004 - He finished 2nd in the 250ccs in 2005, not third - His podium in 2006 came in Turkey, not Valencia Probably more mistakes in the latter 9 minutes of this 14 minute masterpiece.

[@leprechaun7667]

Not The greatest Talent!! ROSSI 1 OF ALL TIME!! Stoner is an Amazing Talent

[@PaddleDogC5]

Weak! Strength 😂

[@Sprintonthehamsterwheel]

Only making so many mistakes… terrible video

[@FullThrottleBrothers]

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[@captinktm]

Don't agree. Rossi, Marquez, Lorezo, were all better riders and achieved far more than the whining Ozzy. He won on the Honda when it was the best, he won on the Ducati when the tyres and motor suited him. His parents deserve the praise they supported him like a work team throughout most of his carrier.

[@chasebelcher7932]

Was he good? Yes. Was he great? Not really

[@MaCcAM40a3]

What he did on that era of Ducati and Honda no other rider could have. Look when Rossi went to Ducati thinking it’d be a walk in the park. He was nowhere. Stoner was the difference in 2007 and 2011. He didn’t have the best bike in either year