Following a double top-five at Donington Park, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jonathan Rea suffered a tough WorldSBK round at Most.

🐻The six-time Superbike champion crashed in Superpole which put him on the backfoot for the remainder of🤪 the weekend.

Rea managed to fight his way back through the field, particularly in Race 2 as he claimed his best result of the ꦿ🌳Czech round with P6.

“Difficult, educational and character bu🏅ilding," Rea summarised his weekend. "A tough weekend but if we look at it as a whole, it’s been a positive trajectory. 

"I felt like the pace was as good as the guys in front and in cl𝔍ear track, I could exploit all the c♛lear strengths of the bike. 

"In traffic, I really struggle to pass, take strengths of the bike and📖 even though I was good on the brakes into Turn 1, I was never going to pass them. 

"It was educational as, although we know it already, I need to qualify better but I need to understand how to take the best out of the Pirelli tyres when they’re new because when we put new t🌱yres with this bike, I don’t make a difference. 

"We need to understand why; maybe it’s a style thing as I have a more conventional Superbike style,♕ so maybe the other Yamaha riders use more angle as the overall setups aren’t that different. 

Another issue 🎃for Rea is that he is not able to make an impact early on in races, a trait he showed for many yearღs at Kawasaki.

Rea said: "My race pace hasn’t got faster; I’m too slowꦯ at the b🌃eginning, not fast enough in the middle and I’m acceptable at the end. 

"There’s no substitute for out and out power; we have to take consolation of there being three Yamahas in the top six in Race 2 a🐲nd I’m not the top one, so 🍌there’s clearly work to do. 

"It’s the one thing that if we could have righ🌺t now, it’d help.”