168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alvaro Bautista returns to a happy hunting ground this weekend in the form of Catalunya, where he has won the last six WorldSBK races.

But Phillip Island, which has also been a very strong circuit for Bautista in the past, was a stru🧸ggle last month. 

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Challenges with the new min💙imum rider/bike weight limit rule have played a big factor in Bautista’s slow start to 2024.

But Bautista’s former t🌠eam-mate Chaz Davies is expecting the Spaniard to show his best form going forward.

Asked about the differences in Bautista from when they lined-up together in 2019 to now, Davies told : “He’s changed a lot since then. He decided to change direction after two✅ difficult years at Honda, which probably a🐟llowed him to a little the limit of the Pirelli tyres.

“He tried to push the package he had to the limit and get the best possibl♔e results, but the one between him and Aruba Ducati is truly a great combination.

“Alvaro is incredibly talented and makes a fantastic pairing with the Pani🦩gale V4 R, which🧸 I think manages to bring out all of his strengths.

“People like to talk about the bike and 🌱now there is also the new rule which is essenꦐtially made for Alvaro.

“But in the end he is the only rꦏider who ma𝄹nages to get all the potential from the package and he has done so consistently in recent years. We have to give him credit for that.”

Once a rival to Bautista, Davies is now a rider coach for the two-time world champion and teꦏam-mate Nicolo Bulega.

A𒈔nother rider that wa🦋s a rival to Davies’ throughout his time in WorldSBK was Jonathan Rea, who endured one of his worst weekends ever in the championship at Phillip Island. 

D💧iscussing Rea’s nightmare season-opener, 𓃲Davies was left very surprised: “Considering the level I never imagined that Phillip Island could be such a disaster.

“It wa♎s a really tough round and I was sad to see him crash, but luckily he was okay.

“Johnny seemed to be doing well in the tests and even though he didn’t do anything spec🌜ial, he was in the top five.

“He probably still has to bond 🥃with the Yamaha because the Phillip Island weekend was a really difficult one.”