Casey Stoner is still the only rider to win the MotoGP title with Ducati. The winner of two premier class titles can explain why there is no longer a champion driver from the manufacturer Borgo Panigale.
Ducati has been trying hard to get its second rider title in the premier class since Casey Stoner's success as world champion in the 2007 MotoGP season.
In recent years, Andrea Dovizioso and, in the 2021 season, Francesco Bagnaia have come close to matching Stoner's feat, but have always fallen short of a few points to seal success.
This makes Stoner highlight the problem of the lack of consistency of the Desmosedici motorbike and the racers. "For a while now they have almost got a very complete package and reached the finish," he said.
“But then a follow-up question arises: which Ducati rider was the fastest and at which weekend? We should have seen more consistency.
"It's very important to have a bike that works on all tracks. But every manufacturer has a problem. For every bike, there are good and bad tracks. But at certain circuits and with certain styles of racing, it becomes a problem for Ducati," Stoner added.
He further explained that it is very important to have a bike that can work on all tracks. But what is equally important is consistency.
“You need a little more consistency. The motor should be easier to ride under certain conditions. But they (Ducati) are always close. Of course, they can win the championship," said Stoner.
Last season, Yamaha's Fabio Quartararo collected the most points. According to Stoner, it is the fruit of the Japanese manufacturer has managed to put together a good package over the years.
"They (Yamaha) had a very good year. Their packs are hard to beat. Then there is (Marc) Marquez. It's hard to beat him and Honda, as long as he's fit. So, everything must be in perfect harmony. And that's hard sometimes."
Source: motorsport.com
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