Following a double top-five at Donington Park, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Jonathan Rea suffered a tough WorldSBK round at Most.

The si𝔍x-time Superbike champion crashed i🅺n Superpole which put him on the backfoot for the remainder of the weekend.

Rea managed🦋 to fight his way back through the field, particularlyꦿ in Race 2 as he claimed his best result of the Czech round with P6.

“Difficult, educational and character building," Rea summarised his weekend. "A tough weekend but if we look at it as 𝐆a whole, it’s been a positive trajectory. 

"I felt like the pace was as good🐈 as the guys in front and in♌ clear track, I could exploit all the clear strengths of the bike. 

"In traffic, I really struggle to pass, take strengths of the bik✅e and even though I was good on the brakes into Turn 1, I was never going to pass them. 

"It was educational as, although we know it already, I need to qualify better but I need to understand how to take the best out of the Pirelli tyres when they’re new becau❀se when we 🙈put new tyres with this bike, I don’t make a difference. 

"We need to understand why; maybe it’s a style thing as I have a more conventional Superbike style, so maybe the other Yamaha riders use more angle as the overall setups aren’t that diꦗfferent. 

Another issue for Rea is that he is not able 🉐to make an impact earlꦇy on in races, a trait he showed for many years at Kawasaki.

Rea said: "My race pace hasn’t got faster; I’m too sl꧃ow at the beginni🃏ng, not fast enough in the middle and I’m acceptable at the end. 

"There’s no substitute for out and out pow💮er; we have to take consolation of there being three Yamahas in the top six in Race 2 and I’m not the top one, so there’s clearly work to do. 

"It’s the one thing that if we could have right now, it’𒊎d help.”