Casey Stoner has rolled back the ye꧋ars and returned to his ✅roots.

The MotoGP legend has jumped on a dirtꦑ track bike - something he hasn’✤t done for two long decades.

“Du🌸sting off the cobwebs, first time on a dirt track bike in 20 years,” he posted to social media.

He was back in acti🍌on riding a 𒁃Beta RX 300 2t off-road in Australia.

Stoner was a phenomenon at short tr🅺ack racing in Australia before pursuing his MotoGP drea🌱m by moving to Europe.

He won 4♒1 titles🌃 before the age of 14 years old in short track racing. Just six years later, he was already in MotoGP.

Stoner won the 2007 and 2011 championships, on a Ducati and a Honda, before retiring🌸 early aged just 27.

His 2007 c🌼hampionship wa🦹s Ducati’s last before a 15-year winless period, which included Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo’s failed attempts to restore the glory days.

Stoner, now 🃏38, is a vocal critic of the cu🧸rrent technology on MotoGP bikes.