Stoner Mention Rossi as Coward and Locksmith Protest

Stoner Mention Rossi as Coward and Locksmith Protest

INDIANAPOLIS - Valentino Rossi's decision to part ways with Ducati next season and return to Yamaha, harsh criticism and satire of rival Casey Stoner. Unmitigated, Rossi Stoner denounced as a handyman protest and cowardly.

Called artisan protest because Stoner was Rossi and his chief mechanic, Jeremy Burgess, only articulate and sell the appointment at the beginning of the merger of The Doctor with Ducati. But in the past two seasons, Rossi only complaint about the bike that can not be tamed.

The Kurri Kurri Boy also said the seven-time MotoGP champion rider was a coward. So called assuming that Rossi was not considered best effort. Rossi Stoner judge did not devote his best efforts to redeem the trust Ducati.

For Stoner, Ducati was crap when developed over the last two years. When Stoner with Ducati rider currently riding a Repsol Honda could be champion in 2007 with the same motor, although different cc. It proves that wildness Ducati power can be tamed - if giving the best effort.

"Obviously, he (Rossi) did not want to give his best efforts with Ducati. I just feel sorry for the Ducati for a given outcome Valentino still minimal and he could only protest about the bike, for almost two years, "Stoner criticism, as excerpted MotoGP.com, Thursday (16/08/2012).

But there has been generated Rossi, just two podiums. In fact, once Rossi selling promises. Even the promise was reinforced again when Burgess joined Ducati inhabit. Burgess never jumawa will tame the Ducati in a short time frame.

"They swallow their saliva back since day one. Jerry (greeting Jeremy Burgess) said that he could fix the problem with a bike 80 seconds! He thinks the problem is simple, but until now they have failed to competitive, "irreproachable again.

"It's clear that Valentino did not want to give their best efforts and he just admitted that the bike is not perfect. Many times she swallows its own, it is not funny. Even so, the public still forgive him, "said Stoner.