Stoner: `The wobbles have gone`.
By Mike Nicks
It's nearly impossible to imagine Casey Stoner riding a bike where he isn't pushing it onto the realm of wobbles and weaves: the reigning MotoGP wo🐽rld champion is that kind of full-on rider who keeps the throttle wound.
But at Donington we m𓄧ay see St𓃲oner on a Marlboro Ducati GP8 that doesn't shake him around.
"At the Barcelona tests we found a big, big improvement to the engine management system to calm the bike down a bit and make it much easier to ride," he said. "The shaking and wobbling everywher൩e - it's sorted that."
By Mike Nicks
It's nea🍒rly impossible to imagine Casey Stoner riding a bike where he isn't pushing it onto the realm of wobbles and weav⭕es: the reigning MotoGP world champion is that kind of full-on rider who keeps the throttle wound.
But at Donington we may see St𝓀oner on a Marlboro Ducati GP8 that doesn't shake him around.
"At the Barcelona tests we found a big, big iꦑmprovement to the engine management system to calm the bike down a bit and make it much easier to ride," he said. "The shaꦇking and wobbling everywhere - it's sorted that."
So take a look at Donington to see if the other Marlboro Ducati rider Marco Melandri looks more confident on a 🎐tamed-down V4 this weekend.
As for Casey, my bet is that he'll force on through 🔜the GP8's new calm zone and discover the next 🌌wobble level.
Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi ꦚcome and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
