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MotoGP champion Casey Stoner provides positive health update
Double MotoGP world champion Casey Stoner has provided a positive update on his health after battling chronic fatigue syndrome for years. Stoner is recognized as one of the best modern-era riders despite his relatively short premier class career. He debuted in 2006 with the LCR Honda team before moving to the factory Ducati squad in 2007, winning 10 grands prix en route to his first title. In 2011, Stoner clinched his second world title with Honda before retiring in 2012 due to MotoGP weariness. Over the years, he faced health challenges, including chronic fatigue syndrome, leading to periods of depression. At the Austrian Grand Prix, Stoner expressed optimism about his health, emphasizing gradual improvement and renewed strength. He highlighted taking up cycling recently and enjoying being back in Europe, feeling positive about the future.
