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	Silver Spines by Rob Mazurek CD
		Personnel: Rob Mazurek (cornet, tubular bells, Moog synthesizer, laptop); Casey Rice (electronics).
		Mazurek, who splits his time between the Chicago Underground, Isotope 217, and myriad side projects, spent three days in the studio with engineer/producer Casey Rice and recorded 18 original compositio
		This is Rob Mazurek's first solo outing for Delmark.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/4884825/a/Silver+Spines.htm (342 words)

	Casey Stoner, 250 motogp rider
		Casey Stoner, pilot of the Team Carrera Sunglasses LCR reached the third position and now Casey is still in 2nd position in the overall ranking of the 250 cc class.
		With 106 points Casey Stoner is at the moment in 2nd position in the overall ranking of the 250 cc class.
		Casey Stoner is in 3rd position in the overall ranking-250cc class.
	www.carrerasport.com /riders/casey_stoner.php (556 words)

	BikePoint: News Story
		Australian 250cc rider Casey Stoner has closed the gap on Spaniard Daniel Pedrosa after winning the Malaysian Grand Prix yesterday.
		Meanwhile Australian Casey Stoner added to what is turning out to be a vintage year by scoring victory in the 250 race ahead of Alex de Angelis and Sebastian Porto.
		Stoner is now only 38 points behind Pedrosa with three rounds to go including the 2005 Polini Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix at Phillip Island, October 16.
	bikepoint.ninemsn.com.au /internallink.asp?ID=119925 (2555 words)

	MotoGP 2003 - Round 10 - Brno - Qualifying 1 - Team Reports
		Unfortunately the first day of practices was not so positive for the Australian rider Casey Stoner who fell off after having achieved the provisional pole position: the impact was hard and the young no. 27 rider suffered a fracture of the left collarbone and the scaphoid.
		A number of riders mounted pole attempts in a typically frenetic finale but only Dani Pedrosa could overcome Stoner with a clean lap of 2'09.330.
		It is a result that promises well for the qualifying round for pole position and for Sunday's race.
	www.mcnews.com.au /motorcycleRacing2003/MotoGP/Rnd10/QP1_Teams.htm (5257 words)

	Honda Racing Communications Centre
		Simone Corsi (Aprilia) and Hiroshi Aoyama (Team Movistar Honda RS250RW) were riding hard to get on the tail of that group and Casey Stoner (Aprilia) was also on a charge to the front.
		Pedrosa heads the World Championship points table with 123, Stoner lies second with 96, Dovi third on 93 and Aoyama comes into the reckoning with 58.
		Pedrosa got a poor start from pole and was outside the top ten on lap one, but by lap three he was sixth after setting a fastest lap.
	www.honda-racing.co.uk /twowheels/motogp/article.asp?a=2195 (1289 words)

	BBC SPORT Motorsport Motorbikes Winning finale for champ Pedrosa
		He won in 43 mins 33.395 secs, nearly half a second ahead of Honda team-mate Jorge Lorenzo, with Casey Stoner third.
		Stoner came second in the championship, with Andrea Dovizioso in third place.
		Pedrosa, who was 125cc champion in 2003, made sure of a second straight 250cc title when he won the Australian Grand Prix in October.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/hi/motorsport/motorbikes/4412002.stm (127 words)

	Motorsport.com: News channel
		From his third spot in the grid, Pedrosa had it difficult in the first half of the competition until he could finally leave Casey Stoner behind and go to fight the lead.
		Top ten places were completed by: Hiroshi Aoyama, Alex de Angelis, Stoner, Andrea Dovizioso, Randy de Puniet, Hector Barbera and Simoni Corsi.
		Pedrosa achieved his fifth season podium and the third in Assen, in which has a victory in 125cc and two times second in 250cc.
	www.motorsport.com /news/article.asp?ID=189924&FS=MOTOGP (675 words)

	Australian winners in Grand Prix
		Australian Casey Stoner fell one short of adding his name to the winners’ list at the German GP, finishing second — and only 0.212 seconds — behind Italian Stefano Perugini, but the 17-year-old Stoner is confident a victory is just around the corner.
		The last Australian to win a premier class race at Brno was Mick Doohan in 1997, while McCoy was on the podium in 2000 at the 5.4km circuit in the town which gave its name to the Bren gun in World War Two.
		He is aiming to be the next Australian GP winner by the time of, and indeed perhaps at, the SKYY VODKA Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix at Victoria’s Phillip Island circuit on October 17-19.
	www.mcnews.com.au /Features/2003/GP_50year_Anniv_Aus_Wins.htm (675 words)

	Another Aussie on MotoGP grid 2005 Polini Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix - Official Site
		Australia’s only MotoGP rider in the first three rounds this season has been Troy Bayliss with Ducati, although Anthony West is racing in the 250cc world championship and teenager Casey Stoner in the 125cc series.
		Gardner went on to win the 500cc world championship in 1987 and 18 GPs between 1986 and 1992, including his home race twice - in 1989 and ’90 - at PhillipIsland.
		Team founder Mamoru Moriwaki gave Gardner his big break overseas when the Wollongong Whiz rode Moriwaki bikes at Daytona, in Britain and in Japan in the early 1980s.
	bikes.grandprix.com.au /news_features/latest_news/another_aussie_on_motogp_grid (521 words)

	West aims for fourth podium 2006 Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix - Official Site
		In the 125cc class, another young Australian, Casey Stoner, is still chasing an elusive first podium after showing consistent speed in the first half of the season.
		The SKYY VODKA Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix is the penultimate round of the championship at Victoria’s PhillipIsland on October 17-19.
		Australia’s latest grand prix motorcycle racing star, Anthony West, is seeking to equal a feat of three of the great names in Australian motorcycle history at this weekend’s German GP.
	bikes.grandprix.com.au /news_features/archive/2003/news/west_aims_for_fourth_podium (1357 words)

	British SuperBike Championship - Round 6 - Thruxton - Preview
		Casey Stoner, with four wins in as many starts, heads the title chase in the British 125cc Championship with Ulsterman Paul Robinson, his nearest rival, needing to finish ahead of him at Thruxton, while Ben Wilson, Matt Layt and Declan Swanton continue their power-struggle for glory in the new British Junior Superstock series.
		Flying-Scot Steve Hislop heads the title chase as the British Superbike Championship powers into Thruxton circuit for the double-race sixth round on Sunday, 1 July the MonsterMob Ducati rider is the man in form having hit double-top in each of the last two rounds to open up a 13-point advantage over John Reynolds.
		For David Jefferies, the Thruxton circuit may not be as well suited to his VandM Racing R1 Yamaha, and some of his close championship rivals on their more powerful Suzuki's could well have an advantage on the faster sections of the course.
	www.mcnews.com.au /MotorcycleRacing2001/BritishSuperBike/Round6/Preview.htm (1115 words)

	Fortuna Aprilia 250cc team
		Now that Dani Pedrosa and Casey Stoner have moved up to MotoGP, the two riders in this team seem to be the best placed to carry off the title.
		This opinion is also shared by Samuel Etoo, an African footballer with F.C. Barcelona and who was the special guest for this occasion, just a few hours after his team beat Chelsea in London.
		Daniel Amatriaín, director and owner of this set up, emphasized during this act that having help from Aprilia should mean that “we are competitive and able to fight for the world title”.
	www.metricbikes.com /news/fortuna.html (503 words)

	Bikersweb Cyberzine MotoGP betandwin Portuguese Grand Prix
		He crashed over the handlebars while out riding with Chaz Davies, Casey Stoner and Alex Hofmann and escaped with 'skinned' hands and arm.
		James Ellison and Shane Byrne continued their MotoGP education by putting in the laps in both sessions.
		SHANE BYRNE: "I will be fit to ride in Estoril after my crash on the scooter on Sunday.
	www.bikerstuff.co.uk /racing/MotoGP2005/estoril.shtml (503 words)

	The News-Review - Sports
		Drew Baldwin, Sr., Klamath Union; Mikey Belzberg, Jr., South Medford; Matt Cornachione, Jr., Klamath Union; Cory Fisher, Soph., Ashland; Fernando Juarez, Sr., Crater; Aidan Morrell, Jr., North Medford; Adam Ortiz, Jr., Grants Pass; Scott Reid, Soph., North Medford; Jon Sanders, Sr., Roseburg; Casey Sjogren, Sr., Roseburg; Collin Soderberg-Chase, Jr., Roseburg; Devin Torrey, Jr., North Medford.
		Kaitlin Estabrook, Soph., Roseburg; Tess Golling, Soph., Ashland; Katie Lamont, Sr., Grants Pass; Cassondra McDonnell, Jr., Klamath Union; Allison Rader, Sr., Roseburg; Courtney Ratty, Jr., Crater; Amanda Steiger, Sr., South Medford; Jessica Stoner, Sr., Crater; Alisha Stormberg, Soph., North Medford; Katen Thiebes, Sr., North Medford; Nicole Vilarino, Sr., North Medford.
		Crater�s Sarah Lafontaine was the SOC Player of the Year, while Grants Pass� Hector Cruz was the Coach of the Year.
	www.newsreview.info /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20031116/SPORTS/31117013 (503 words)

	The News-Review - Sports
		Drew Baldwin, Sr., Klamath Union; Mikey Belzberg, Jr., South Medford; Matt Cornachione, Jr., Klamath Union; Cory Fisher, Soph., Ashland; Fernando Juarez, Sr., Crater; Aidan Morrell, Jr., North Medford; Adam Ortiz, Jr., Grants Pass; Scott Reid, Soph., North Medford; Jon Sanders, Sr., Roseburg; Casey Sjogren, Sr., Roseburg; Collin Soderberg-Chase, Jr., Roseburg; Devin Torrey, Jr., North Medford.
		Kaitlin Estabrook, Soph., Roseburg; Tess Golling, Soph., Ashland; Katie Lamont, Sr., Grants Pass; Cassondra McDonnell, Jr., Klamath Union; Allison Rader, Sr., Roseburg; Courtney Ratty, Jr., Crater; Amanda Steiger, Sr., South Medford; Jessica Stoner, Sr., Crater; Alisha Stormberg, Soph., North Medford; Katen Thiebes, Sr., North Medford; Nicole Vilarino, Sr., North Medford.
		Crater�s Sarah Lafontaine was the SOC Player of the Year, while Grants Pass� Hector Cruz was the Coach of the Year.
	www.newsreview.info /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20031116/SPORTS/31117013 (503 words)

	Sports Argus (Birmingham, England) : Football: Casey can take care of Moors' promotion bid.(Sports) @ HighBeam Research
		Sports Argus (Birmingham, England); March 18, 2000; Stoner, Colin
		Kim Casey could be the not-so-secret weapon to fire Moor Green's faltering promotion challenge.
		Read 'Sports Argus (Birmingham, England): Football: Casey can take care of Moors' promotion bid.(Sports)' with a FREE Trial for instant access »
	static.highbeam.com /s/sportsargusbirminghamengland/march182000/footballcaseycantakecareofmoorspromotionbidsports/index.html (503 words)

	Bayliss stays in the hunt - Motorsport - www.theage.com.au
		NSW teenager Casey Stoner was seventh-fastest in the 125cc class, in which he scored his first GP victory at Valencia a year ago.
		Bayliss was in flying form during the windy first qualifying session for the season-ending Valencia Grand Prix in Spain, heading the timesheet on his Ducati.
		Bayliss was two places and 0.2 seconds ahead of his Italian teammate Loris Capirossi.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2004/10/30/1099028263680.html (285 words)

	Hopper Racing Forum - Bridgestone says no to Biaggi/Kawasaki deal
		Should Biaggi indeed be forced to retire from grand prix racing, Camel is expected to return to the Honda Pons team as title sponsor for its new rider line-up of Casey Stoner and Carlos Checa.
		Biaggi was hoping to announce his new ride at the Bologna Motor Show later this week, but Britain's Motor Cycle News states that - while Kawasaki, Camel and Biaggi had all but agreed a deal - Bridgestone has now sunk the third ZX-RR project after refusing to supply the extra tyres needed.
		Max Biaggi's chances of a 2006 Kawasaki MotoGP ride are reported to have ended after the team's tyre supplier, Bridgestone, refused to support any additional riders.
	www.hopperracing.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=482 (1209 words)

	motorcyclebloggers.com » Blog Archive » Idiot’s Guide to MotoGP - Part 3
		But Camel rejected the option of returning to team Pons without Max and sponsoring young Australian Casey Stoner along with journeyman Carlos Checa.
		Max also spoke to Team Roberts about the possibility of bringing Camel sponsorship to the team and riding as team mate of Kenny Roberts Junior on Honda powered KR machines.
		Max must have done something or said something that constituted the straw that broke the camel’s back…no pun intended…and Honda fired him.
	motorcyclebloggers.com /2006/01/08/idiots-guide-to-motogp-part-3 (2584 words)

	Silent Uproar
		Finn: One of the things that frustrates me the most is playing live and just going on tour and showing up somewhere where you've got a sound man who's got a ponytail and probably a stoner, who just wants to drink some beers and hang out with his boys.
		Casey: But it's not a mission of the band.
		Robert: I have a keyboard part, and we have friends who play woodwinds, and it was kinda cool for them to play my keyboard part on woodwinds.
	www.silentuproar.com /showinterview.php?ID=80 (2729 words)

	rpm.espn.com: Pedrosa clinches with two to go
		When Casey Stoner crashed out in the 12th lap, Pedrosa took advantage of the competition between the five riders in the chasing pack -- Lorenzo, Kallio, Thomas Luthi, Alex De Angeles and Masao Azuma -- to push further ahead for the win.
		Pedrosa capitalised on a superb start to take the lead on the first corner and dominate all the way to the finish with a time of 43 minutes 7.647 seconds.
		That gave Pedrosa his first world title as he took an unassailable 64-point lead in the standings over Italian Stefano Perugini, who retired from the race on the second lap.
	espn.go.com /rpm/others/2003/1011/1636259.html (241 words)

	MotoGP: Honda Confirms 2006 Lineup - MotorcycleUSA.com
		Pedrosa has recieved the lion's share of attention but 250-promotion Casey Stoner could shake things up in the MotoGP class too.
		Daniel Pedrosa, who moves up to the MotoGP class this year after winning consecutive WGP 250cc class championships in 2004 and 2005, joins the works team of Repsol Honda, competing alongside Nicky Hayden, now in his fourth year as a MotoGP class rider.
		Pedrosa has show a lot of promise in the early tests on the RC211V.
	www.motorcycle-usa.com /Article_Page.aspx?ArticleID=2878&Page=1 (298 words)

	MotoGP: Honda Valencia Test - MotorcycleUSA.com
		Meanwhile the Pons Honda team may have split with sponsor Camel, but it looks like they at least have their riders lined up with recent Ducati pilot Carlos Checa and another 250 promotion - Casey Stoner.
		New Repsol Honda rider Daniel Pedrosa got an opportunity to cut his teeth on the RC211V at Valencia, and made the most out of his effort ringing in 62 laps.
		Reigning double-250cc World Champion Dani Pedrosa made his RCV debut and covered 62 laps of the tight and demanding 4.005 km Valencia circuit as he began the long hard task of finding the ideal machine set up to suit his riding style.
	www.motorcycle-usa.com /Article_Page.aspx?ArticleID=2664&Page=1 (927 words)

	Le Mans win puts Pedrosa in 250cc lead - Motorsport - Sport - smh.com.au
		Australia's Casey Stoner finished fourth as Spain's Daniel Pedrosa captured the lead in the world championship standings with victory in the 250cc race at the French motorcycling Grand Prix yesterday.
		World champion Pedrosa won an exciting battle with Frenchman Randy De Puniet, overtaking him on the final lap to score his second win of the season after claiming the opening round in Jerez, Spain.
		Honda rider Pedrosa, who started from pole position at Le Mans track, beat the circuit record he had set during his ride to victory in last year's race here.
	www.smh.com.au /news/Motorsport/Le-Mans-win-puts-Pedrosa-in-250cc-lead/2005/05/15/1116095856681.html (302 words)

	Cycle News Online
		Rounding out the provisional front row is Pedrosa’s teammate Hiroshi Aoyama (2:03.471) and Casey Stoner, the Australian and his Carrera Sunglasses Aprilia turning in a 2:03.520.
		In 125cc qualifying it was Finish rider and championship runner-up Mika Kallio with a 2:08.875 to move ahead of Red Bull KTM teammate Gabor Talmacsi.
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	www.cyclenews.com /ShowStory.asp?HeadlineID=8101 (167 words)

	250cc Malaysia World Championship - Sport Bikes
		Daniel Pedrosa went off on the 3rd lap for his first DNF for the 2005 season handing Casey Stoner a huge reduction in the points chase for the title.
		Andrea Dovizioso highsided and crashed out, making a total of five riders out by the 2nd lap and extending Stoners lead in the standings.
		Anthony West also retired on lap 5 with engine failure followed a few laps later by Simon Corsi who lost the front end of his bike and crashed off into the kitty litter on lap 9.
	www.bellaonline.com /ArticlesP/art35903.asp (204 words)

	125 GP 2002 - Round 14 - Sepang - Qualifying 1
		Stoner had qualified on pole for the kart race but then it was started on a reverse grid, so Casey had to charge through the pack from behind and still took the win!
		Oct 11 - MotoGP - First Practice, Sepang
		Oct 10 - MotoGP - HRC Preview Sepang -
	www.mcnews.com.au /MotorcycleRacing2002/GrandPrix500/Round_14/125_QP_1.htm (356 words)

	Japanese Grand Prix Suzuka April 6th
		Last year Spanish teenager Daniel Pedrosa won three grands prix on his way to third place in the Championship while Italian veteran Lucio Cecchinello, who also won three races, is joined by impressive young Australian Casey Stoner in the Aprilia team.
		Never in the 54 history of grand prix motor cycle racing has such a field of riders been assembled to contest a Championship, with no less than nine World Champions and eight separate makes of machines lining up on the grid for the Skyy Vodka Japanese Grand Prix.
		MotoGP World Champion Rossi, who has won the last two grands prix at Suzuka, faces the toughest contest of his career as the Italian begins the defence of his title.
	www.bikersweb.co.uk /latest/april03/034gp_previewl.htm (356 words)

	Japanese Grand Prix Suzuka April 6th
		Last year Spanish teenager Daniel Pedrosa won three grands prix on his way to third place in the Championship while Italian veteran Lucio Cecchinello, who also won three races, is joined by impressive young Australian Casey Stoner in the Aprilia team.
		Japanese Grand Prix Suzuka April 6th - Preview
		Never in the 54 history of grand prix motor cycle racing has such a field of riders been assembled to contest a Championship, with no less than nine World Champions and eight separate makes of machines lining up on the grid for the Skyy Vodka Japanese Grand Prix.
	www.bikersweb.co.uk /latest/april03/034gp_previewl.htm (356 words)

	Tamada Questionable For Chinese Grand Prix With Wrist Injury News Article // RoadracingWorld.com
		Whilst Pedrosa could only manage fourth on that occasion, Casey Stoner clinched his maiden victory in the class ahead of Andrea Dovizioso, the reigning 125cc World Champion, who now lies second in the overall standings just five points adrift of Pedrosa.
		The Chinese public have been given their first taste of MotoGP action during the opening two rounds of the 2005 season, which have been screened on Shanghai TV and Dragon TV.
		Kallioâs historic victory was the first by any Finnish rider in the 125cc class and his countryâs first Grand Prix success since Pentti Korhonen won the 350cc race in Yugoslavia in 1975.
	www.roadracingworld.com /news/article?article=22626 (695 words)

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