Scott Redding outlines “comeback kid dream” for Ducati World Superbike return
32-year-old back on a Ducati for 2025 season

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Scott Redding says his “dream” for the opening round of the 2025 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:World Superbike campaign is to 💟breach the podium as the “comeback kid” on his return to Ducati.
The Briton returns to riding Panigale machinery for the first time since he wa꧑s a factory Ducati rider in 2021, having spent the last three seasons on a ♍BMW.
R🐻edding has gone without a podium for two years now as he struggled for form on the BMW, but hopes to rebound as the MGM Bonovo squad switches to a Ducati for 2025.
“For Australia, let’s see,” he told WorldSBK.com.
“In testing it’s always difficult to get a real understanding. Nicolo [Bulega] is obviously in a world of his own at the moment and he is riding really w🅠ell.
🀅“Good thing is I ca♋n kind of see a little bit what he is doing, but to adapt that style will take a bit of time.
“I personally would be happy with top five - that would be a goal. Going off how testing has been for me, I thought I’d be a little bit more ahead but in two days I didn’t🦹 really extract anything and that’s held me back a little bit.
“🌟But when you’re 𒊎in the top five it’s always possible to fight for the podium.
“It ඣwould be ౠa dream to be on the podium here in my first race as the ‘comeback kid’.
“And for thi🍌s season, progress.🎀 If I start this race weekend and I finished 10th, it is what it is.
“Next race I want to finish ninth, eighth. I need to rebuild myself as Scott Redding ꧂and get back my riding style and my speed.
“Mꦛaybe it takes a bit more time than I think, but the goal is always to improve and the goal is to try to win. This is what we want to achieve by the end of the season.”
Redding was outside of the top 10 on both days testing in Au🤡stralia this week, but feels he has “a base” to work with going into the season opener.
“Adapting back𒐪 to the Ducati has been nice,” he added.
“It’s not been super easy. ꦅThere have been a couple of things that my ridꦆing style that I’ve adapted in the past three years that I need to get out of, a little bit like a bad habit.
“It takes a bit of time. But slowly we are getting thereไ.
“Honesty, pre-season has been good. A little 🍃bit more difficult adapting than I thought, but mentally I feel real⭕ly good.
“I feel really amazing with my team, I feel pheno💎menal wit🥀h the bike.
“Obviously those two days I got were not enough, but after this last test session we had here in Phillip Island I sat down with my team an♔d said 🌼‘I’m happy, I feel I have a base, I feel confident that now I can work on myself and be a better rider’.
“And🌌 that felt pretty good with all the team. We made progress, so if you asked me in Portimao, I’d h🥀ave said ‘it will be difficult’.
“But I feel now comfortable and relaxed 🗹aℱnd that’s how I need to start the season.”
