Stoner Untouchable

Aragon - Casey Stoner is still difficult to pursue his opponents closer to the stairs and world champion. Australian rider from Repsol Honda team was winning easily in Aragon MotoGP race on Sunday (09/18/2011).

Record time of 42 minutes 17.427 seconds, Stoner proved his dominance since leaving the two drivers closest far enough. Dani Pedrosa, who finished runner-up, eight seconds adrift, while Jorge Lorenzo, who finished number three, even 14 seconds adrift.

This is Stoner's eighth victory of the 14 series that has unfolded this season, and the remaining four series competition again. He also donated his 100th victory for the Repsol Honda team at the highest levels of Grand Prix motorcycle.

He is more solid topped the standings, and his chances of becoming world champion - to repeat his success in the 2007 season - the greater. The difference with Lorenzo that while in second place, had 44 points.

Stoner, Pedrosa was handcuffed at start, then both overtaken Ben Spies at the first corner. But at the end of lap Stoner was able to defeat two rivals were and began to lead the race until it touches the finish line.

Lorenzo, who won in the previous series of San Marino, at least still managed to get a podium and give it to Yamaha. Marco Simoncelli Spies managed to poke in the lap-lap final and snatch fourth place.

How is Valentino Rossi? It's difficult to expect early on because he started from the pitlane. He really had crept up from position 14 to the ninth, but at the end of the race "The Doctor" just to be in place to 10th.

Interesting incident occurred when the race began, when Karel Abraham was thrown from his motorcycle Cardion AB his Ducati, and direct outs. Effects accident was Randy de Puniet be off track as well.

Andrea Dovizioso into second driver out after he dropped his own in a few corners after the incident of Abraham. On lap 16, a collision between Loris Capirossi and Toni Elias makes both must finish the race faster.

Aragon MotoGP results:
1. Casey Stoner Honda 42m17.427s
2. Dani Pedrosa Honda + 8.162s
3. Jorge Lorenzo Yamaha + 14.209s
4. Gresini Honda's Marco Simoncelli + 20.646s
5. Ben Spies to Yamaha + 27.739s
6. Alvaro Bautista Suzuki + 30.373s
7. Nicky Hayden Ducati + 34.288s
8. Hector Barbera Aspar Ducati + 37.305s
9. Cal Crutchlow Tech 3 Yamaha + 39.652s
10. Valentino Rossi, Ducati + 39.832s
11. Hiroshi Aoyama Honda Gresini + 39.997s
12. Randy de Puniet Pramac Ducati + 54.717s
13. Colin Edwards Tech 3 Yamaha + 58.430s

Not finished:
Toni Elias LCR Honda 16 laps
Loris Capirossi Ducati Pramac 16 laps
Andrea Dovizioso Honda 0 laps
Karel Abraham Cardion Ducati 0 laps