Casey Stoner
Termignoni release exhaust as used by Rossi
Source: Insidebikes | Carole Nash » New Products - Saturday, 6th March 2010, 5:57 GMTTermignoni, the most successful exhaust system of World Superbike and MotoGP, has developed a wide range of systems for the street and is now distributed by Pirelli Moto. The iconic Italian brand, long associated with Ducati exotica, now has exhausts for every type of machine from the popular YZF-R125 through supersport, naked, off-road and even custom machines. The company, which has won four MotoGP championships at the hands of Valentino Rossi and Casey Stoner has looked carefully at its supply and pricing structure to make its exhausts more accessible for all riders. Although synonymous with Superbikes having taken 14 WSBK crowns, Termignoni has used their advanced R+D division to maximise the performance of machines from 125cc all the way through to cruiser machines. There are now Termignoni systems and slip on exhausts for brands as diverse as Ducati, Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha, BMW, KTM, Benelli, Buell, Harley-Davidson, Triumph, MV Agusta, Moto-Morini, Beta, Montesa, Sherco and Husqvarna. Termignoni exhausts are created using titanium, carbon fibre and aluminium, utilizing computer design and 3-D laser cutting. Each prototype is skilfully hand-built, while technology follows every step. Each exhaust is designed in Termignoni’s Research & Development department under the direct supervision of Mr. Termignoni himself and carefully fitted to ensure the best components and pure Italian style. Each exhaust is developed for optimum power delivery on a computer-assisted dynamometer. A stamp of approval by Mr. Termignoni sends each prototype into production, where experienced craftsmen then build each system by hand. The final stamping of the Termignoni insignia invokes memories of a logo emblazoned upon the side of some of the most legendary race machines including those of Valentino Rossi! Steffen Baum, UK Product & Consumer Marketing Manager of Pirelli Moto, commented, “For us Termignoni exhausts go hand in hand with Pirelli as they invoke a feeling of Italian passion and also great racing success. However, we go even further as we are pleased to be able to showcase a wide range of exhausts for every type of machine and at competitive prices.” Read article
Ben Spies grateful for Casey Stoner advice
Source: | Motorcycle Sport | MotoGP - Wednesday, 3rd March 2010, 11:14 GMTAmerican Ben Spies reckons the help and advice he’s getting from the likes of former world champion Casey Stoner is proving a massive help in him adapting to the MotoGP world championship. The reigning World Superbike champion has been absorbing... Read article
Ben Spies grateful for Casey Stoner advice
Source: | Motorcycle Sport | MotoGP - Wednesday, 3rd March 2010, 11:14 GMTAmerican Ben Spies reckons the help and advice he’s getting from the likes of former world champion Casey Stoner is proving a massive help in him adapting to the MotoGP world championship. The reigning World Superbike champion has been absorbing... Read article
MotoGP: Ducati Marlboro Team finish strongly on final day of Sepang test
Source: bikeracenews.com - Friday, 26th February 2010, 17:08 GMTThe Ducati Marlboro Team completed the second and final day of testing at Sepang, Malaysia, today with both riders extremely satisfied with the performance of their Desmosedici GP10 machines Casey Stoner and Nicky Hayden were both in highly competitive form today, clocking the second and third fastest times of the session respectively. Like the rest of the [...] Read article
Stoner: “We’re starting from a stronger base than last year”
Source: News RSS on motogp.com - The Official MotoGP Website - Friday, 26th February 2010, 14:09 GMTAustralian rider is “really satisfied” with the Ducati Desmosedici GP10 after the test at Sepang. Read article
MotoGP Sepang Test: Audio Interviews With Casey Stoner And Nicky Hayden
Source: MotoMatters.com | Kropotkin Thinks - ... that the winter is now officially over for racing fans - Friday, 26th February 2010, 13:55 GMTAt the end of the day at each MotoGP event, journalists crowd into hospitality suites and pit garages to question the riders on how the day went, and find out what they have been riding on. Unfortunately, those interviews are not usually available online during the racing season. However, our good friends over at GPOne.com have been recording these interviews at the current MotoGP test at Sepang, and have put up edited versions for their readers to listen to. read more Read article
Sepang test ends with Rossi fastest again
Source: News RSS on motogp.com - The Official MotoGP Website - Friday, 26th February 2010, 10:41 GMTThe Italian betters his pole position record at the circuit and is one of four riders to go under the 2’01” mark, along with Stoner, Hayden and Edwards. Read article
MotoGP: Casey Stoner on the pace at Sepang test
Source: bikeracenews.com - Thursday, 25th February 2010, 20:12 GMTNicky Hayden takes things steady following arm operation The Ducati Marlboro Team completed the first day of a second test session at the Sepang Circuit in Malaysia today as they continue their preparations for the 2010 MotoGP season. Casey Stoner and Nicky Hayden were second and eleventh fastest on the unofficial time sheets today, without using [...] Read article
GP10 gets Stoner thumbs up as Hayden continues to heal
Source: News RSS on motogp.com - The Official MotoGP Website - Thursday, 25th February 2010, 13:17 GMTDucati Marlboro riders give their reactions to the first day of the second test at Sepang, where Casey Stoner is second fastest on the timesheets. Read article
Sepang 2 Test Day 1 Times – Rossi And Stoner Lead Dovizioso And Capirossi
Source: MotoMatters.com | Kropotkin Thinks - ... that racing starts in just one more week - Thursday, 25th February 2010, 10:15 GMTValentino Rossi continued his dominance at Sepang, picking up where he left three weeks ago and topping the timesheets at the end of the first day of testing at the Malaysian track. The Italian put in his fastest time early, and has spent much of the day working on the electronics, content with the work done on the engine and chassis at the previous Sepang test. Casey Stoner was the second fastest man, and the only rider to get close to the Italian. Stoner has been testing a new carbon fiber swingarm on the Desmosedici GP10, as Ducati continues to work on incorporating the advantages the aluminium swingarm offers into the carbon fiber version. Third and fourth fastest men were Andrea Dovizioso and Loris Capirossi, the two Italians throwing up a bit of a surprise. Dovizioso took half a second off his time from the previous test, the Repsol Honda team starting to integrate the data they collected three weeks' ago into finding a strong setup for the new Honda RC212V. Dovi's teammate Dani Pedrosa was less fortunate, suffering a slow speed fall that kept him off the track for a couple of hours, before returning and setting the 7th fastest time. read more Read article
