Won't be the same.

[Surly]

https://www.motogp.com/en/news/2012/Casey+retirement

 

[Redfish Hunter]

He was certainly a great rider and the best Australian in the premier class since Mick Doohan was dominating 500cc. He was also a class act. At least he is leaving on his own terms before injury forced him out, or he struggled to compete after he was declining. He seems to have a plan, I wish him well.

 

[FJR Flyer]

Retiring at 26. He's on top of the world, where does he go from here?

 

[fjrgary]

Retiring at 26. He's on top of the world, where does he go from here?

Australian V8 car racing is a possibility Stoner says.

 

[Redfish Hunter]

The man is plenty smart, has all the money he will ever need, has a wife so hot she has to wear asbestos clothes and he didn't stay in it till he was past his prime. I got nothing but respect for him. I just hope that with him gone somebody else will step up and keep that little weasel Pedrosa from ever winning a championship.

 

[jryan]

The man is plenty smart, has all the money he will ever need, has a wife so hot she has to wear asbestos clothes and he didn't stay in it till he was past his prime. I got nothing but respect for him. I just hope that with him gone somebody else will step up and keep that little weasel Pedrosa from ever winning a championship.

I respect Casey to the max. He did something even Rossi may not be able to do,which of course is win the championship on a Ducati. But I would be surprised if he didnt get bored with his retirement and come back in a year or two. twenty six is young to retire and nothing like a year off to regain your passion for the sport. Good luck Casey!!

 

[Greb]

I'm stunned to see one of the best riders ever bow out with such future promise. I understand his feelings because being a father changes your priorities in life.

 

[Surly]

Well the time has come, his last ride on home soil. The season was off to such a good start then an injury that should have seen him off his GP bike for the season. Then on the podium last week, what a recovery.

Best of luck this weekend and for your future Mr Stoner.

Highest regards

Surly(Steve)

(One very proud Aussie)

 

[odot]

He's going into the porn industry now......

 

[Surly]

He's going into the porn industry now......

Watch Casey kick ass!

 

[SeattleTy]

Sad to hear he is retiring, Casey has suffer some unfortunate mishaps on the racetrack, I am sure this is major contributing factor. On a closing note, Casey Stoner is a very talented and entertaining racer to watch, good luck to him in his future endeavors. I hope someday he returns to racing

 

[brady]

From my understanding Stoner got fed up with the politics in GP racing. He is a great competitor and will be missed on the circuit this season.

 

[Surly]

From my understanding Stoner got fed up with the politics in GP racing. He is a great competitor and will be missed on the circuit this season.

"Won't be the same"

Hope this FORUM inspires you to take the plunge onto a FJR, remember that Gen1s hardest to get because they are the best.

Best regards

Surly

 

[Bounce]

Retiring at 26. He's on top of the world, where does he go from here?

 

[brady]

From my understanding Stoner got fed up with the politics in GP racing. He is a great competitor and will be missed on the circuit this season.

"Won't be the same"

Hope this FORUM inspires you to take the plunge onto a FJR, remember that Gen1s hardest to get because they are the best.

Best regards

Surly

Thanks fortunately there is not much inspiration needed. Just looking for the right bike.