One of four WorldSBK rookies in 2024, Sam Lowes has ꦐflashed🌱 potential on several occasions during the first part of the season.

15th in the ☂standings, Lowes' pace on more than one occasion has been good enough for the top five♏ in races, although he's yet to break through with that type of result.

W𒁃hat has contributed to Lowes not claiming a top five finish thus far, is he level in WorldSBK, which ha🅘s arguably never been higher. 

B💜ut that said, Lowes has always managed to remain a threat desp⛎ite a recent arm pump issue.

Discussing the ups and downs of racing, Lowes told WorldSBK.com: “I think that’s raci⛦ng; I’ve been on the other side of that when things are going good. 

"At the end of the MoꦰtoGP season in the flyaways, the back-to-backs are tough or good. It can be like that; confidence can go from session to session and you can be right there. 

"What’s amazing with WorldSBK ꦆis you get a lot of time on the bike, with three races a weekenꩲd and options to improve. 

"Some who didnﷺ’t have a great Race 1, pulled it forward for Race 2. 

"The Superpole Race is different becaus🥀e it’s flat out for ten laps and it depends on how you start and how you qualify but it’s mega fun to be involved in. For example, Jonny made big progress from Race 1 to Race 2. It’🧸s nice to see that.”

Lowes then went on🐠to the discuss the format which is different to MotoGP, as a t꧒hird race is staged every weekend.

Lowes, who spent the last few seasons in Mo♚to2, had only been accustomed to 🌃racing once per weekend. 

“It’s been pretty bad in some areas but there’s been some good as well," said Lowes when discussing his fi𝓡rst campaign in Superbike. 

"It’s a lot different eight years in Moto2 and a year in MotoGP but I think the class is refreshing, the depth of field is reallꦯy nice and the format is amazing. 

"The Superpole Race is fantastic but I’ve still got a lot to learn and I’m still riding t𒁏he bike a bit wrong. 

"Being in a great team 𝓡with great people, we know w💯hat we need to improve.”