Casey Stoner, one of the most naturally talented riders ever seen in MotoGP, hopes to become more involved in the sport in future and 'give back' some of the knowledge and expertise gained during a stellar grand prix career. "I still think I have a lot to give the sport," said Stoner, during an interview for the Australian Grand Prix website conducted by countryman and former MotoGP rival Chris Vermeulen. "I'm certainly not going to go in and make solutions etc, but I know what needs to be done to win races and that I have something to give back in the future." After retiring with two MotoGP titles and 38 race victories at the end of 2012, Stoner later returned to...
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