Bautista, who is aiming to make it three WorldSBK title wins in succession this season, will be aboard his Panigale V4 R for the first time in 2024, as will new team-mate Nicolꦦo Bulega, who debuted for the Aruba.it Ducati team during a Jerez outing at ꧃the end of last season.

• Dall’Igna: ‘We probably have to fꦆind six kilos to put on Bautista’s bike’ 

• Bautista: ‘It’s not a target to win thrꦚee in a row, focu🤡sing on myself’

But all eyes will be on Razgatlioglu, who will have the chance to jump aboard his M 1000 R🌸R once again.

After making a stunning switch from Yamaha, many expect Razgatlioglu to be the rider that ca⭕n take BMW to the promise land.

And although testing does not always provide an accurate assessment of what’s to coಞme, it will still be important for the Turkish♈ rider and BMW to be competitive.

The same is true for Rea, who made the decision to leave Kawasaki after nine years and replace Raz💮gatlioglu at ꧃Yamaha.

Newcomers Andrea I♔annone and♕ Sam Lowes will both be aboard their Ducati machines, as will many other satellite riders.

Only three riders won’t be in attendance,♛ which are Bradley Ray and Petronas MIE Honda duo Tarran Mackenzie and Adam Norrodin.

The confirmed WorldSBK line-up for the Jerez test is as follows…

Aruba.it Ducati - Alvaro Bautista, Nicolo Bulega

Pata Yamaha - Jonathan Rea, Andrea Locatelli

Kawasaki Racing Team - Axel Bassani, Alex Lowes

ROKIT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team - Toprak Razgatlioglu, Michael Van Der Mark

Team HRC - Iker Lecuona, Xavi Vierge

GYTR GRT Yamaha - Dominique Agerter, Remy Gardner

GoEleven Ducati - Andrea Iannone

Marc VDS Ducati - Sam Lowes

Bonovo Action BMW -  Garrett Gerloff, Scott Redding

Barni Spark Ducati - Danilo Petrucci

Motocorsa Ducati - Michael Ruben Rinaldi

Puccetti Racing - Tito Rabat

GMT94 Yamaha - Philipp Oettl

BMW test team -  Sylvain Guintoli, Bradley Smith

Testing begins 𝐆tomorrow and starts at 9:30 UK time on ꧋both days.