Casey Stoner has said that his main job for next season will be to help Ducati’s new signing Jorge Lorenzo “find his feet” at the Italian squad, but denied he would be taking on a coaching role for the Spaniard. The 2007 and  2011 MotoGP champion rejoined Ducati at the start of this season as a test rider, and has made outings at Sepang, Qatar and most recently Misano, where he completed two days of running aboard the Demosedici GP. Speaking at a Nolan event following his appearance at the Italian track, Stoner said that making Lorenzo – who moves across from Yamaha next year – feel comfortable in his new surroundings would be one of his main tasks for 2017. The Australian...
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