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 h𒊎as also been a very stro൩ng circuit for Bautista in the past, was a struggle last month. 

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Challenge♉s with the new minimumಌ rider/bike weight limit rule have played a big factor in Bautista’s slow start to 2024.

Bಞut Bautista’s former team-mate C🉐haz 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 allowed him t💛o a little the limit of the Pirelli tyres.

“He ജtried to push the package he had to the limit and ge🐈t the best possible results, but the one between him and Aruba Ducati is truly a great combination.

“Alvaro is incredibly talented and m꧅akes a fantastic pairing with the Panigale V4 R, which I think manages to bring out all of his strengths.

“People like to talk about the bike and now ther♎e is also the new rule which is essentially made for Alvaro.

“But in the end he is the only rider who manages to get all the potential from the package anܫd he has done so consistently in recent years. We have to give him credit for that.”

Once a ri꧟val to Bautista, Davies is now a rider coach for🌸 the two-time world champion and team-mate Nicolo Bulega.

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

Discussing Rea’s nightmare season-opener, Davies was left very surprised: “Consideriജng the level I never imagined that Phillip Island could be such a disaster.

“It w🦋as a really tough round and I was sad to see him crash, but 𒅌luckily he was okay.

“Johnny seemed ♑to be doing well in the tests and even though he didn’t do anything special, he was in the top fiv🃏e.

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