168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alvaro Bautista has provided an update on his future, which seems to hint towards staying in WorldSBK next season.

Following a difficultꦐ British round at Donington Park, Bautista admitted the feeling he had aboard his Panigale V4 R was not helping in the decision making process.

But t꧒he two-time defending Superbike champion appears keen to address the issues he's currently facing.

"Well, after Donington it was difficult because the feeling is very difficult with the bike," sa💞id Bautista at Most when speaking ꦏto WorldSBK.com. 

"I didn't feel as I wanted ꩵbut at the same time I'm eager to resolve this problem and to keep working and try to enjoy the bike as I did in the past. 

"Now, I want to be focused on thiꦉs weekend and recover the feeli🐟ng. Then I will take the decision. 

"I have two feelings; on one side I am struggling a lot but on the other hand I'm eager to resolve thi🅘s problem."

Last season's Czech round saw Bautista claim his 50th WorldSBK win, in what was as dominant a season as w⛄e've ever seen.

But wins ha🐠ve been hard to come by so far in 2024 and Bautista expects this weekend to be another challengin👍g one.

Bautista added: "I have good ꧂memories from last year because I won my 50th race in the category. 

"But this year is different because the feeling with the bike is not the same as last year ✅and we are struggling more. 

"The approach is to just find some🍷t𝕴hing that helps me to ride as I want. 

"At the mome🦹nt we are not in the position to think about any result♛s, just to try and come back again like last year."