E pa sad... Na primer (https://motomatters.com/news/2015/11/23/official_casey_stoner_leaves_honda_becom.html)
Though Stoner has made it clear he has no intention of returning to racing full time, he still enjoys riding MotoGP machines, and the chance to ride a Desmosedici more often than just two or three days a year will have been reason enough for him to leave. The Australian reportedly felt underutilized at HRC, due in part to the role of Marc Marquez as lead rider. According to German-language website Speedweek (https://translate.google.rs/translate?sl=de&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=sr&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.speedweek.com%2Fmotogp%2Fnews%2F84878%2FCasey-Stoner-Wird-er-fuer-Ducati-auch-Rennen-fahren.html&edit-text=&act=url), Marquez felt threatened by Stoner's presence as a test rider, and criticized the input Stoner had given on the project. Marquez claimed he had to test everything Stoner had already tested, to check Stoner's feedback. HRC sources also let slip that Stoner had been over a second off the pace during his most recent test, at Sepang at the beginning of 2015, and so the combination of resistance from Marquez and slow times had made HRC reluctant to use the Australian. Stoner's lack of pace was also a factor in HRC not asking Stoner to replace Dani Pedrosa when the Spaniard was out with injury, something which Stoner had taken badly.
MotoGP Project Kokubu recently declared Stoner was now 1.5 seconds slower than the factory riders
Znači dva-tri dana godišnje sedne na RCV i 1.5 sec sporiji od MM u top formi. Meni to uopšte ne izgleda loše. Da li se to mali MM malo ukakio?