The 2021 world champion maꦜde a sensational switch to BMW last season, signing a two-year deal in the process.

And after unveiling the team’s new colours for the upcoming campaign, Razgatlioglu, who has had very limited track time on the M 1000 RR, is very confident about what can be ac🐎hieved.

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Razgatlioglu, who tested at Jerez and Po꧙rtimao following last season, will do the same before the end of the month as two two-day Worl🍃dSBK tests will take place, the first starting at Jerez.

Lo🐓oking back on his debut with the team, Razgatlioglu said: “In Portimao, the first time I rode the bike, I was smiling on the straight, because the bike is very fast. 

“We need to just improve some things, but we are not 🐼far. We need more laps; we need mo൲re kilometers”.

“Next week’s test will be very important, because I’ll see all the riders there🤪. I only rode alone, I didn’t see other Superbike riders, I need some riders, some fighting, to see the lap times.”

Razgatlioglu has joined a manufacturer thirsty for success as BMW’s only noticeable win in 🃏the past few years came in 2021 during a wet-dry Superpole Race at Portimao. Michael Van Dღer Mark was the winner that day. 

But the Turkish star has already seen the eagerness of BMW to be successful and 🔜believes a world title win is possible, despite Alvaro Bautista and Ducati being more dominant in 2023 than any rider/bike combination ever before.

Razgatlioglu said: “BMW are working every day. This is♏ good. When I see BMW work𓆏ing, I work even more. 

“And if we work like this, I think we can be World Ch🍬ampions. I don’t know if this year or next year, but I believe this, we are not far.”