Malaysian MotoGP in Sepang - what went wrong for Casey Stoner

October 25, 12:23 PMDC Motorcycle Travel ExaminerMark Poesch

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Nothing!  Casey Stoner (#27) continues to dominate following his return to the MotoGP season.  Today, showing that he’s as comfortable in the wet as he is in the dry. 

With the rain falling and temperatures plummeting, Stoner performed flawlessly to gain a nearly 15 second margin by the end of the race -- close to a second faster than the next best, Dani Pedrosa (#3), for every lap of the 21 lap race.

Australia's Casey Stoner waves to the crowd after winning the Malaysian MotoGP Grand Prix motorcycle race at the Sepang International Circuit in Sepang, Malaysia, Sunday, Oct. 25, 2009. (AP Photo/Mark Baker)

With the rain stopped and sun shining, Casey Stoner wheelied across the finish to capture the first-place trophy in the Sepang MotoGP!

Australia's Casey Stoner does a wheel stand as he crosses the finish line to win the Malaysian MotoGP Grand Prix motorcycle race at the Sepang International Circuit in Sepang, Malaysia, Sunday, Oct. 25, 2009. (AP Photo/Vincent Thian)

For more information:
- Malaysian MotoGP in Sepang - what almost went wrong for Rossi
- Malaysian MotoGP in Sepang - what went wrong for Jorge Lorenzo
- Rossi wins the 2009 MotoGP World Championship at Sepang
- MotoGP.com Sepang Race Results
- Sepang International Circuit