Former MotoGP world champion Casey Stoner insists a return to racing is not on the cards, despite showing some pace during testing for Ducati.
The Australian was ninth fastest on day two of an official pre-season test at Malaysia's Sepang circuit on Tuesday, turning 45 laps with a best time of 2min 1.103secs.
He was just a second slower than reigning world champion Jorge Lorenzo with barely a day of experience on the bike.
But asked if the test foreshadowed a potential comebaCK, Stoner gave an emphatic no.
"I have no intentions of racing," he said.
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"It was nice to be back on track with them, mainly to get the data, but I think I am still going to enjoy staying on the side of the track watching the racing, rather than being involved."
Stoner has re-joined the Italian team as a test rider for 2016, almost a decade after winning his first title with them in 2007.
He's spent the past few years as a test rider for Honda, with whom he won his second crown in 2011.
