Stoner unfazed by final day fall.

"I had a crash this evening going into turn two, but luckily I wasn't seriously hurt. Having said that I think that in the Safety Commission we need to talk about the size of the gravel pieces because here, like at Jerez, they're too big - they're more like rocks than stones and they can hurt you even in a small crash," explained Stoner.

The Ducati Marlboro star, fastest of all on race tyres during the opening night, went on to finish fifth fastest on Friday, making him the top Bridgestone rider - albeit almost one second behind fastest man Jorge Lorenzo.

Nevertheless, that deficit was on qualifying tyres and the Australian believes he's in much better shape with race rubber and is looking forward to the inaugural MotoGP night race on March 9.

"We only had a few things left to test [tonight] and I'm happy because ...