Glenn Irwin went fastest on the fi💫rst day of British Supe💫rbike Championship pre-season testing before revealing a change he is trying to incorporate.

The Hagar PBM Ducati rider’s 1m45.324s lap was enough to top the timesheets at th🦹e Navarrඣa circuit on Sunday, before returning for Day 2 on Monday.

Irwin was f�꧋�astest ahead of Danny Kent, WSBK visitor Scott Redding, and Tommy Bridewell.

Read more: 2025 Official Navarra British Superbike Test Results - Day 1 (Sunday)

But he then explaꦰined how he is trying to adဣapt his style.

“This year I had a bit of aℱ different winter,” Irwin 🉐said.

“I rode my pit bike a lot mor꧅e, and just worked on body position. I changed my trai𒈔ning a lot.

“It’s nice to get reacqua𒅌inted with the guys. You want to get comfortable on the bike, and e🐽valuate how the body feels after making physical changes.

“It has been enjoyable. The new segment is 🐻really enjoyable.

“T10 is now really fast right-handerಞ. A lot of the guys are having fun through it. This may be our job but we like having fun on bikes!

“After t🅺hat, it🀅 has character. 12, 13 and 14 is different to what I’ve ever rode. Kudos to the track.

“The fastest aspect doesn’t matter. I just wanted to get comfortable with the bike, and ♓reacquainted to these Superbikes which are fast into T1.

“It’s nice to feel comfortable, and we are comfortable in ourselves. We aren’t too worried about lap times♊.”

Irwin has retired from road racing🌠 meani⛄ng that BSB will be his full focus in 2025.

He has twice finished as rꦰunner-up, to Brad Ray in 2022 and Bridewell in 2023. He was third last year behind champion Kyle Ryde and Brಌidewell.