
Whoa! Casey Stoner did it!
The Aussie rider once again (again and again) landed another MotoGP victory and scored his eight win this season at the 2007 San Marino Grand Prix. Stoner pushed his 800 cc Ducati Desmosedici GP7 to the finish and bagged the trophy leaving other riders behind.
Stoner commented after the race:
"It took a lot of concentration to not make any mistakes because it was really hot and hard work today. This was very nice win for me. Yesterday I wasn’t so confident, but when we arrived on the grid today we were quite confident with the setting and everything worked well, we got a good start and we were able to get a good advantage. If there was a group up front my plan was to separate the group so there were less riders to battle with, I expected it to be a very difficult race. The team did a great job all weekend, they really pulled through for me."
"I’m still taking the championship race-by-race. It was unfortunate what happened to Valentino and to Dani (Pedrosa) today, but I was out in front doing my own thing, I had enough pressure myself"
Stoner boosted his World Championship score and now leads 85 points ahead of 7-time MotoGP champion Valentino Rossi. By the way, Rossi was forced to retire in the race due to some technical problems.
Here is the result of the San Marino Grand Prix:
1. Casey Stoner Ducati Marlboro Team
2. Chris Vermeulen Rizla Suzuki MotoGP
3. John Hopkins Rizla Suzuki MotoGP
4. Marco Melandri Gresini Honda
5. Loris Capirossi Ducati Marlboro Team
6. Carlos Checa Honda LCR
7. Toni Elias Gresini Honda
8. Anthony West Kawasaki Racing Team
9. Colin Edwards Fiat Yamaha Team
10. Shinya Nakano Konica Minolta Honda
11. Alex Hofmann Pramac D’Antin MotoGP
12. Sylvain Guintoli Tech 3 Yamaha
13. Nicky Hayden Repsol Honda Team
14. Makoto Tamada Tech 3 Yamaha
15. Kurtis Roberts Team Roberts
DNF Dani Pedrosa Repsol Honda Team
DNF Randy de Puniet Kawasaki Racing Team
DNF Valentino Rossi Fiat Yamaha Team
DNF Alex Barros Pramac D’Antin MotoGP
I think Stoner will continue to dominate. Watch out for the other MotoGP races to find out. Anyway, I got to leave you guys coz I’ll be looking for some quality Volvo XC90 parts on the web. Ciao!




