Casey Stoner made life a little uncomfortable for Ducati's 2016 MotoGP line-up by being the quickest Desmosedici rider on the final day of the Sepang test. Off a Ducati MotoGP bike since 2010, the retired double champion proved he had lost none of his natural talent by quickly adapting to an all-new machine, tyres and electronics. Yet the Australian again declared he has doesn't plan on entering a race and likened his new test role to that of an engineer. “Honestly, I have no plan to race,” Stoner said. “My role is completely changed now. I'm not an engineer, but I'm taking the role of an engineer as a test rider, because a lot of test riders have careers where they want to achieve...
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