That's a very good comment. I agree 100%

Capirossi on the Ducati>Hayden on the Repsol Honda

Stoner was so committed it's crazy

They both are great riders, but we all know Ducati IS stoner!

Totally agree. Power goes to the dukes every season. But my god stoner had that thing sliding round corners making it look easy

CLASH OF THE TITANS ERA

Stoner was always quick. I saw him racing in the UK before and there was just something you could feel from it. That earlier ducati was pretty good too. I'm pretty sure Capirossi would have been a title favourite had Gibernau not destroyed him with heavy injuries. Even Bayliss won on it as a one off wildcard. The combination of that early Ducati and Stoner was so fast, just a shame Ducati were too ignorant towards rider comments when the bike was getting worse, even when Rossi and Burgess were there

@@nickfruit4579 if Stoner was only fast because of Ducati's amazing engine then why wasnt his teammate anywhere near when he was fighting for victories and podiums?

@@KsCHL1 I don't say that,I saw that Ducati engine help him I'm 2008 to win the championship,Capirossi was so fast in 2006 like Casey,I repeat:Casey was the best MotoGP rider that I have seen,but in 2008 Ducati was much better than Yamaha(in 2008 they have big mechanical problems) or Honda..I respect Casey,really,but in 2008 Ducati was absolutely the best bike.

@@nickfruit4579 yeah, you need the best rider in the best team to win. Casey got both

@@KsCHL1 do u know how suck ducati until 2014?

Marquez plays golf I see

@@aboredperson4202, I said two OF the best, not the two best, Marquez is obviously up there

@@amroge8703 oh my bad sorry.

@@aboredperson4202, no problem man no need to apologise

"beautiful" isn't a word I'd use to describe it. It was pretty clear that they didn't like each other at all. That's what made BT Sport's coverage of the last round so funny - Suzy Perry asking everyone why the loved Vale... including Stoner. At least he was diplomatic.

@@ianmacfarlane1241 beautiful meaning even though the tension was real, each brought out the most fierce racing from each other. If we had not had this rivalry, much excitement would have been lost and thus made the experience less beautiful. Ty for reply.

Guess what?? Bridgestone make the different in 2007 and also the best combination B2win Duc and stoner, but Rossi is still the master, he knew the key to beat stoner, 2009 Rossi switch to Bridgestone from Michelin, and he won

@@javaeastern7257 Yeah and when he switched to Ducati... he SUCKED.

Worth mentioning the other Yamaha’s weren’t anywhere either? Only Rossi winning on that bike till 2008 for the first 4 years against all the hondas and dukes, and still beat Lorenzo till he broke his leg in 2010 And Stoner finished behind Rossi in his last year on the Ducati even with Rossi’s leg break that year. Both exceptional riders getting as much as they could out of their bikes awesome to watch

@@143DREWID You telling me that Rossi need to do the same out come in 2011 the same thing like stoner.. but you don’t understand, the bike 2007 and the bike 2011 is different, and the tire supply also different, 2007 and Ducati team the only team that used Bridgestone.

@@143DREWID The 2011 and 2012 Ducati bikes sucked and he _still_ managed to humiliate Stoner on the all-powerful Honda of 2012 at a wet French GP with it. ;)

100% STPbasss………….. the Ducati has always and still does pass all the other bikes on the straights but still no one has been able to win a championship on it apart from Stoner. Look at last years championship because the slowest bike in the championship ended up winning it so it’s hilarious hearing all the “only pass on the straights“ or “straight line speed” comments.

It was because of the bike. It's not because the bike is better but because it was suitable with Casey's riding style. It's not because he was better. If he was, he at least would win more championships. Was he a champion in 125cc? No. Was he a champion in 250cc? No. Did he ever win championship back to back? Nope. He won only 2 out of 6 seasons. So stop treating him like a god lol

@@googleanassundala5912 Oh go cry somewhere because you're wrong 😂.

@@googleanassundala5912 stop treating him like a god ??? Ha ha ha ha, no one was treating anyone like a god. You’ve got no idea what your talking about. If what you say is right than both Stoner and Rossi won a world championship on a Honda so their riding styles must be similar in some ways according to your theory yet Rossi went backwards when he was riding the Ducati. All the other MotoGP riders from the 2007 season all said they don’t know how Stoner won the 2007 championship on the Ducati and I’m pretty sure their comments are a lot more valid than your comments. Your right, Stoner didn’t win a 125cc or 250cc championship but he wasn’t riding anything that gave him a chance to u line the Ducati so again your comments are irrelevant. I’m not making Stoner out to be a god at all but if people want to comment with their opinions and interpretations instead of the facts than they’ll always get a reply comment back. You could put all the top riders ( Rossi, Stoner, Marquez )on the best bikes and it would be close between them all as it has already been proven over the last 2 decades but only one person has stood out and had the skill no one wise had to win consistently and a championship on a bike that was far from being the best and that was Stoner. *Check out the Ben Spies interview about all the riders he raced in MotoGP, Ben explains it the best !!!

@@googleanassundala5912 Casey literally said that Ducati didn't suite him and that he knew it would be very hard to race on it, but he managed because he is insanely talented, maybe listen what riders say and not believe your fan fiction. Also did you know that if someone says that Stoner is great that doesn't mean that Rossi sucks, you understand that right?

I do not know

That was what I loved the best about Vale..so exciting! Never boring

And Marquez has lost most of the last lap duels ahhah. Unless he was much much faster

@@emmanouilgoulidakis7712 when will you realise that Marc being part of that fight with the Ducati was an achievement on itself.

@@jayathranps1319 Which fight do you mean? This year after the injuries? I mean even before. If I remember correctly, Honda is overall the best bike on the grid.

And that's all it had, it was not the best bike at all.

Not normal ??? Ducati’s are still the same now so your saying Ducati’s haven’t been normal for nearly 20 years ?? Ok🤔🤔🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

@@bicbouy4126 Yup that's why Ducati has only won 1 riders championship. Anyone who thinks the Ducati was the best bike back then doesn't know what they are talking about.

@@stpbasss3773 You just described most Rossi fans with that comment. Blind moped riding minions.

And that`s why Rossi won 9 Championships.

And Stoner only has two championships. So Stoner was talking about himself, clearly.

@@mikep11218 You haven't watched the video, clearly.

Quote from a 2-time champion about a 9-time champion. It sounds so salty 😂

🤯🤯🤯

JL99> Casey Stoner

@@chamindujanith6337 no, big no, just no.

@@chamindujanith6337 nope

@@Nudel-nc1cp Yes.

@@chamindujanith6337 no :)

Most of them are arrogant Aussies who cant accept failures 😂

I wouldn't particularly say Rossi was untouchable. once the fellow aliens came along Rossi was shown to be human. Tbh I think really only Stoner ever dominated the other aliens.

He didnt untouchable, stoner won stats vs rossi, so he definitely beat rossi 2006-2012

@@tghfadillah9917 you’ve got to remember from 2010 onwards Rossi was no longer in his prime so it was easier for the other great riders to beat him

@@aboredperson4202 if he didn’t suffer from all the problems he had then Stoner would have gone on to dominate MotoGP and probably would have only retired a couple of years ago so people like Marquez wouldn’t have stood a chance against him But still Rossi has everything thrown at him and he always found a way to deal with it I mean come on between 1997-2010 Rossi finished no lower than 3rd in the world championship He finished in the top 3 for 13 consecutive years and there are still people that say he struggled I don’t think so

@@zxr-cade2026 you've got to remember stoner was in his second year when he beat PRIME rossi, so prime or not whether you like it or not, stoner beat rossi in stats when they are together in motogp, period haha

special tyres only Rossi had? WTF u overproud Stoner

Delusional comment again from Stoner fan, maybe an Aussie. Special tyre only Rossi had? lol 😂😂

Dovizioso and maybe Vinales too? Qatar 2015 and Le Mans 2017 comes to mind. They are bigger rivals than someone like Barros.

@@chamindujanith6337 well I said I would miss a few damn xD

Dovizioso???? Dovi got 20 podiums from 2010-2012. That's very little isn't it?😁😁

Stoner was no where until he got to MotoGP, on the Ducati. Unlike Rossi and Marquez for example, who won championships in all three classes.

With only 2-time champions 😂😂😂😂😂😂

He was riding a Yamaha. If Lorenzo didn't move to the most difficult bike on the grid in 19, he would have been champion in 2020 and 21.

@@jayathranps1319 He didn't want to race anymore. Why didn't Rossi retire after the 2 years in Ducati?

You know retirement is a choice right? Retiring doesn't mean you wouldn't be able to compete for 17 years, some people just want to make that bag and go enjoy their lives with their family.

@@Nobody-su9kmIt's a mental thing, not a physical. If you don't want to compete, if you dont have that passion every day, then you simply cannot. It's not to blame anyone for his choices, but nonetheless having the passion to compete for 17 years is remarkable. Of course we don't know how many years each of those riders would last at the top.

Lorenzo>Stoner

@@chamindujanith6337 Especially in 2015! 😂 Him and Marquez did a number on Rossi which was not fair. However, I will always admire Lorenzo for his mental strength (at par or better that even Rossi) and doing whatever it took to win. He created the pressure that eventually lead to Rossi breaking his leg in mugello.

@@dfaf33 Lorenzo was surrounded by Superior Hondas in 2011, 2012 and 2013. And still beat most of them and never finished lower than 2nd. That's how good he was. 2013 was his title but missed out barely even though he missed a race because of injury.

@@chamindujanith6337 Well, In 2010 Yamaha is all dominating and 2011 onwards (as quoted by you) all of a sudden surrounded by Hondas! Simply put, Rossi left Yamaha and things got shakey.

@@dfaf33 Rossi was in Yamaha in 2013 though🙄🙄 We should appreciate Rossi for improving from 2014 onwards because his level in 2013 wasn't good enough.

yup & to be quite honest, the way he acted recklessly while racing (I get it, you want to win & will win at all costs) & the way Rossi fans spat on Stoner, boo’d him, would try to yank him & his wife off the scooter, literally made it all so enjoyable to watch Stoner finally put his foot down & stop “being nice.”

Pero se retiró por orden de su mujer 😂😂 que tipo de campeón se retira en su auge por orden de una mujer??

@@felipe0102031 Para empezar, si las razones por las que el afirmó que se retiraba no son ciertas, eso solo lo sabe él. Segundo, cualquiera que sea la razón por la que se retiró no lo hace menos campeón, sus títulos siempre estarán ahí, y mucho menos le quita ser el piloto más talentoso de su generación y uno de los más talentosos de la historia del motociclismo. Puedes cuestionar su falta de ambición, que sin duda es algo que a Valentino y a Marc les sobra, y no digo que eso esté mal en lo absoluto, pero nunca, por más pesado y necio que seas podrás cuestionar ni su talento y sus títulos como campeón y como leyenda de motoGP.

To me speed doesnt matter the matter is how you able to catch up Cornering is the important thing whether you notice which is better

@@frankcoguidaben7554 if you just watch the video again, it does matter. Rossi did overtake in corners only to be easily overtaken again in straight lines. If your logic is true then they should just merge moto2, moto3 and motogp since speed doesn't matter.

@@googleanassundala5912 you dont understand the logic here speed is important yes but it its really depends on the cornering that will decide if your good at im not saying speed is not important its really how good are you at a race

@@googleanassundala5912 Do you know why he overtook in the corners in the first place? Cause he had the best bike for corners in the grid, if speed mattered so much this would be a drag race, there are 20 laps in a lap and only 2 to 3 straights max, your comment is the BS of the century.

who can't turn, brake, conserve tyres and so on and on and on and on.