Andrea Iannone’s second 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:World Superbike seaso🦂n started with two podiums, but his tally almost never got off the m🌼ark.

The Italian looked set to challenge for the podium positions in Saturday’s Race 1 when he encountered a technical problem and♏ slipped from second to ninth, before recovering to sixth.

On Sunday, things almost got worse for Iannone when Toprak Razgatlioglu entered turn four with too much speed and had to head for the run-off. The Turkish ri🌺der managed to squeeze his way between Iannone and Nicolo Bulega without making contact as he headed to the run-off, and Iannone was able to eventually finish the race in second behind Bulega.

“In the Superpole Race, I think at the beginning it was a little bit s🥀cary, but fortunately nothing happened and I enjoyed riding🤡,” Iannone said.

“But I felt I missed something on the grip, and for thꦿe second race we wanted to make [the bike] a little bit stronger in this point, so I think we took what we needed.”

Iannone backed up his second place in the Superpole Race with a third in Race 2, behind Bulega and the second factory Ducati of Alvaro Bautista. Although it wasn’t victory, Iannone was pleased with his res🐓ults on Sunday.

“Sincerely, I’m really hap🌊py about today,” Iannone told WorldSBK.com.

“I think we t🗹ook the maximum we have and we ♚arrive really close to the factory [Ducati] team – this is the target.

“For sure, every rider wants to win, but in any caജse we are small and strong.

“We changed a little bit𒁃 the setup for the second race and we improved a little bit.

“I want🦂 to say than🌄ks to Ducati because we have help from Ducati and this is a good thing for us.”