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Two-time MotoGP champion Casey Stoner believes riders that try to get in the head of their opponent are instead showing weakness.
Stoner, the Australian racer known for his dominant performances on the track, never engaged in heated exchanges or mind games. However, he acknowledges that some riders, like Marquez and Rossi, excel at playing these games. Stoner believes that playing mind games can uncover a rider’s weaknesses, but ultimately, it only makes them stronger. He suggests that showing respect to rivals fosters a more fair and competitive race, rather than risking making enemies who could potentially take aggressive actions on the track. Overall, while mind games may be present in current rivalries, Stoner emphasizes the importance of learning from these tactics to become a stronger competitor.
