2007 MotoGP Review: Golden Era
The 2007 season was full of drama, not least being titles going the way of Casey Stoner and Ducati. Toby Moody takes stock of the year, and looks at what lies ahead
Looking back, the 2007 season was a one-horse race. Statistics were published after only four races saying that Casey Stoner would win the world title.
We didn't believe them, but we should have done - by that time, he'd won three races and was on his way to being unstoppable, galloping through the year and winning a total of ten races, 250 percent more race wins than even Valentino Rossi managed.
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