Casey Stoner Pole Now Aims To-27

Acquisition of points achieved by  Casey  Stoner  this season better than the acquisition of  the points when he became world champion in  MotoGP  2007.  At least it  happened  in the first six series. The difference is, this season, Stoner won one point bigger.

As with Ducati in 2007, in the first six series, Stoner won 115 points. Three of the six series successfully won. Of the six series, Stoner made ​​it to the finish. Compare with the 2011 season after he moved to the Repsol Honda team. Although he never failed to finish due to accident with Valentino Rossi, but he has collected 116 points. This season he won four series of the first six series.

In fact, the rider from Australia that potentially reach an additional 25 points at the Jerez circuit in case he did not harm resulting from incidents dropped Rossi.

Another difference, in the 2007 season, Rossi was just behind nine points from Casey Stoner's MotoGP series after six. Competition tighter in 2007 than 2011.

After the first six series was held this season, the difference in points with the closest competitor (Jorge Lorenzo) doubled compared to 2007 which is 18 points. Stoner 116 points, while Lorenzo 98.

With four series wins in the first six series in a season that Stoner has also achieved record-equaling the achievement of victory ever achieved by a Honda rider in a season in the 800cc era. That was when Dani Pedrosa recorded four victories over their work to compete in the 2010 MotoGP season ago.

Stoner during the race using the number 27, has already picked up his 27th victory in the MotoGP class when he won at Silverstone. Uniquely, when he won the pole position at the Dutch MotoGP at Assen series then it will be a pole position Stoner's 27 th.