Stoner: Japan's No Need MotoGP..!!!

Stoner

BARCELONA - A wave of protest against the Japanese MotoGP schedule which will be held October 2 continues to flow. If Jorege Lorenzo worried nuclear radiation, another case with Casey Stoner.

Race at Motegi Circuit, Japan will still take place despite the devastating earthquake followed by tsunami happened some time ago. As a result of these disasters occur leakage of nuclear power. Currently, the State Sakura is still in the repair of infrastructure.

Lorenzo had threatened to boycott the Grand Prix of Japan if the party still held a series FIM-15 this year. The danger of nuclear radiation is good reason to worry about the Spaniard.


However, Stoner has another opinion. In his glasses, allow time for Japan to make improvements is the main thing and now they do not need the MotoGP title.

"Apart from the nuclear situation, it is very difficult to understand what happened and who should be trusted and all things like this," said Stoner.

"In my view, motor racing is not important for Japan now, and maybe now all the effort can be spent for something better than just a motor racing," beber Catalunya GP champion.

"I do not feel we should go. I think 99 percent of the drivers and probably do not want to go for this very reason, "driver cap from Australia, told Autosport, Monday (06/06/2011).