Aruba.it Ducati riders Scott Redding and Michael Ruben-Rinaldi complete their final preparations ahead of the 2021 World Superbike season with first outing🃏 at the Navarr❀a circuit. 

Just like the Circuit de Catalunya-Barcelona♚ in 2020, Navarra will bec🌳ome the next Spanish race track to make its inaugural appearance on the WorldSBK calendar in late August. 

Unlike most of their competitors Kawasaki, Yamaha and BMW, the factory Ducati team chose to conclude their test program in Navarra and not Aragon, having a💎lready completed two recent tests in Teruel. 

2019 BSB champion Redding enjoyed riding at the Navarra circuit and con🌱fessed that it had similarities to the ones he rode ꦬon in the UK. 

"It was an extremely positive two da✱ys. The weather conditions helped us to do a very intense job. The feeling with the bike has been really good and the race pace has been extremelꦇy positive," said Redding. 

"If I have to be honest I had a lot of fun riding on this circuit that reminds me a lot of the BSB ones. We are ready꧃ to race and I can't wait to be in Aragon."

With day-one all about track familiarisation, Rinaldi m🍨entioned ‘big steps’ being made on day-two which could be very valuable when they return for round seven of the season, as most of the grid will be new to the ✨track. 

Rinaldi added: "It was a very productive day. Com🐓pared to yesterday we made a big step forward and so I'm very happy also because we were able to improve on a not easy track. 

"Now, however, I just want to think about Aragon. In the next few days, I'll be training, trying to relax and stay calm in order ✃to arrive at the first race of the season in the b༒est possible condition."