Donington Review: Uphill Battles
Some teams are struggling to find an answer to the speed of Casey Stoner and Ducati this year. According to Toby Moody, they're not the only ones who are not doing their jobs properly...
If other riders are reading this, then look away now. Casey Stoner said to Ducati engineers after his victory at Donington that he could have won it by more.
While he recovered from being 12th into the first corner after a fraught start from 5th on the grid, he led the race in no time. He sat with Edwards, who'd in any other circumstances had gottn his first MotoGP win under his belt. He beat Valentino Rossi in a fair fight, but he hadn't counted on Stoner sitting behind him wondering why the Yamaha wouldn't go any faster.
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