168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jonathan Rea suffered one of the worst WorldSBK weekends of his career at Phillip Island last.

Sco▨reless on Saturday after finishing Race 1 🐟in 17th, Rea missed out on points in the Superpole Race as he finished tenth.

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But Race 2 was where Rea’s disastrous wee🐽kend took another🐎 turn for the worse as he crashed out on lap three.

“Nobody could have imagined such a difficult start to Jonathan’s time with Yamaha,” said Yamaha M𒅌otor Europe’s Motorsport R&D and Road Raꦇcing Manager, Andrea Dosoli.

“Since the first laps in Phillip Island with the new asphalt, he did not have a good feeﷺling with the bike and despite a lot of work from the crew, we did not see any progress with his feeling until Sunday. 

“The big crash on Tuesday didn’t help things, but I believe I am not wrong to say that the stress of the difficult start with a six-time world champion did nไot help the work of the crew either.  

On Sunday, when the🀅 feeling was better, he had another big crash which brought a very difficult weekend to the end, wi🔯thout doubt one of Jonathan’s worst weekends in WorldSBK.

“We need to take respon﷽sibility for this, as we did not give Jonathan what he needed in Phillip Island. 

“We have to learn from these difficulties 𓃲and the mistakes made during ෴the weekend. 

“Clearly, there is a lot of room for improvement in terms of bike set-up, but I think also in the working ﷽method.”

Dosoli also went on to state that the upcoming Barcelona test will be vital to getting what was expected to be a title-contending season, off and ru🐓nning on the right foot before round two in Catalunya.

Dos♈oli added: “The crew, supported by all of the Yamaha engineers, will work harder than🌃 ever to be better prepared for the upcoming test.

“We have two days in Barcelona to reset and get back on track so we can start o🔴ur 2024 season properly for t🐓he Barcelona race. 

“Jonathan has al🐽l the talent and capability, we k💃now the bike works, so we know that this can be a successful partnership.”

Dosoli wasn’t the only member of Yamaha to share his 🐻views regarding Rea’s debut, as team Principal of Prometeon Pata Yamaha, Paul Denning, admits they need to ‘reset’.

Denning said: “Whilst it was ultimately disappointing in terms of pure result for Jonathan – the steps taken in pace in the Superpole Race, finishing within five seconds of the winner and then showing his championship-winning aggression even after such a difficult weekend, by climbing from P11 to P5 and closing on the front groඣup just demonstrated his determination to succeed.

“Obviously, we’re relieved that he got away with the Turn 11 crash and๊ we’ll reset with🌸 JR at the Barcelona test and we’ll be looking for much better from here forward.”