MOTOGP » Casey Stoner and his MotoGP team-mates

Casey Stoner and his MotoGP team-mates
Having missed three races following surgery for his Indianapolis injuries Stoner finished fifth on his return to action at Motegi, citing a lack of race fitness.
Sepang: Pedrosa 1st - Stoner 3rd
Stoner - who considered skipping the soaking Sepang race due to the increased risk of re-damaging his ankle - got faster as the race went on and was on the verge of overtaking Lorenzo for second when the race was stopped. Pedrosa won, but Stoner felt he had a real chance of victory without the stoppage.
Valencia: Pedrosa 1st - Stoner 3rd
Stoner's last MotoGP race took place on a wet but drying track, prompting another cautious start for the Australian. Stoner rose from 16th, after a pit stop to swap bikes, and overtook Alvaro Bautista for third place on the penultimate lap. Team-mate Pedrosa won the race.

Casey Stoner vs. his MotoGP team-mates:
How many times Stoner finished higher than his MotoGP team-mate(s), by year.
Only races in which both team-mates finished are included


2012:
Stoner 6 - Pedrosa 7
2011:
Stoner 7 - Pedrosa 4
Stoner 14 - Dovizioso 1
2010:
Stoner 8 - Hayden 2
2009:
Stoner 12 - Hayden 0
2008:
Stoner 13 - Melandri 1
2007:
Stoner 12 - Capirossi 2
2006:
No team-mate.



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Anarki - Unregistered

January 08, 2013 1:21 PM

I understand that there is a fans of one or the other rider and that you cheer for your riders and want them to do good, but to say such a things for people who won so much and showed so much skill and speed over the years, i can't understand this. Did anyone of you, who slams Rossi, ever watched him through his carrier, or, i believe you must have, watched Stoner on Ducati or even better on Honda? I, also, understand that there is a younger population of fans watching races now, but i just don't understand the state of mind of someone who comes here and say some bad things about rides. You can love them or hate them, but not to respect their results, how can you do that? For me, all of them are superstars, even the one in the back.