Casey Stoner, an emblematic figure of MotoGP, has always cultivated an image away from the spotlight. Far from glitz and glamour, the Australian favored pure and simple performance, refusing to bow to the demands of show business.
MotoGP legend and double world champion, Casey
Stoner shared his unique approach to racing on the Ducati Diaries podcast. Unlike other notable drivers like
Valentino Rossiknown for his charisma and his performances off the track, Stoner always kept a low profile.
The Australian explained that he never felt the need to play a role for attention: “ maybe I should have been that fake person clowning around for attention. But I was never like that. »
Casey Stoner :
« I just wanted to run »
Pour Stonerthe essence of MotoGP lay in the competition itself, without the need to create spectacle off the track. “ I just wanted to run. I wanted to entertain, but not because you wanted me to. There's enough fun in what we do and how we race. »
Its approach has always been centered on sporting excellence, without compromising on its authenticity. Unlike some of his contemporaries, he never sought to show off, preferring to let his results speak for themselves on the track. Although he retired relatively young, Casey Stoner
left an indelible mark on the world of MotoGP. His unique driving style and his determination inspired many young pilots. Although her approach is atypical, she has proven that it is possible to succeed at the highest level without giving in to the sirens of media coverage. His career perfectly illustrates the idea that sporting performance can be dissociated from media image.
