One of the youngest World Champions on two wheels, Australian Casey Stoner continued his excellent form on the weekend to win the Dutch motorcycling Grand Prix ahead of Spaniard Dani Pedrosa and American Colin Edwards. It is now two races out of two for the 22-year-old Ducati rider, after an exciting showing last weekend in the British GP at Donington. With the win, Stoner clocked up his 20th career win. The consecutive victories means Stoner has bounced back into championship contention after a dismal first half of the season, which has seen him go six races without a win.
Stoner made up more points than was expected on championship leader Valentino Rossi, who crashed in the opening lap, but returned to finish the race in 11th place.
Stoner made up more points than was expected on championship leader Valentino Rossi, who crashed in the opening lap, but returned to finish the race in 11th place.
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