Stoners time was quicker than Pedrosa`s pole time and Lorenzo`s circuit record.

Full times from the end of the MotoGP Brno test:

Position / Rider / Team / Capacity / Time / Gap to rider infront / Gap to leader / Laps completed

1. Casey Stoner Repsol Honda Team (1000cc) 1:56.168 57
2. Jorge Lorenzo Yamaha Factory Racing (1000cc) 1:56.253 +0.085 +0.085 28
3. Ben Spies Yamaha Factory Racing (1000cc) 1:56.306 +0.053 +0.138 24
4. Jorge Lorenzo Yamaha Factory Racing 1:56.727 +0.421 +0.559 58
5. Ben Spies Yamaha Factory Racing 1:57.184 +0.457 +1.016 15
6. Dani Pedrosa Repsol Honda Team (1000cc) 1:57.264 +0.080 +1.096 37
7. Nicky Hayden Ducati Team 1:57.616 +0.269 +1.365 78
8. Cal Crutchlow Monster Yamaha Tech 3 1:57.591 +0.058 +1.423 74
9. Toni Elias LCR Honda 1:57.903 +0.312 +1.735 56
10. Valentino Rossi Ducati Team 1:58.266 +0.363 +2.098 74
11. Loris Capirossi Pramac Racing 1:58.387 +0.121 +2.219 66
12. Colin Edwards Monster Yamaha Tech 3 1:58.492 +0.105 +2.324 44
13. Mika Kallio Marc VDS Racing Team (Suter 1000cc CRT) 2:00.144 +1.652 +3.976 81
__________________

This does not cone as a surprize to me. From what I see of Casey's tecnique on the eighthundreds, He should fit into the litre class just fine. He rides loose and rear wheel steers a bike as goon as the best of them. Ben Spies has been on open class equipment much his whole career and said that he believed the reason he was brought into Moto GP was he should be very competitive in 2012 as they head back up the CC scale.
Casey Stoner is showing he is a force to contend with and winners seem to have it easiier the more they win. The ability to show your will at will, will come to the most willing.
I wore a #1 Stoner shirt to work today and had some explaining to do to the paving crew. I told rhem it said Stoner #1 Not #1 Stoner.
I still favor Dovi, something about quiet resolve sits well with me.

What is it with Mika Kallio? How does he keep getting a ride??