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I really enjoyed Estoril last year and I had a lot of happy memories of winning the championship there. But to be honest from a …

I really enjoyed Estoril last year and I had a lot of happy memories of winning the championship there. But to be honest from a track point of view I was quite average. I never started FP1 in the right way so I always felt I was playing catch up and the weekend was getting away from us. And then I had a crash in Superpole. So, we will bring a fresh mindset and also with the new Ninja ZX-10RR, I am feeling really comfortable. At Motorland we had three different track conditions thrown at us and we were competitive in all of them. I am optimistic because we have worked on some of the weaker aspects and the characteristics that Estoril has – the turning, really stopping and changing direction. So I think the benefits of that will show through when we go there #EstorilWorldSBK
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Kawasaki ZX-10R: Jonathan REA’s training track bike! | eBay

I’m selling my practice bike. One week to go, check it out!


Jonathan will personally explain all the modifications made to the bike to the new owner. And if you wish, JR can sign the bike too! Catch tank with Kawasaki kit regulator. x2 Speedfiber fairing sets, KRT Winter Test colours.
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I am really content with the weekend because to win the first race of the season was 100 times better than last year, and also t…

I am really content with the weekend because to win the first race of the season was 100 times better than last year, and also to claim my 100th victory was a real target of mine. Today, I never experienced conditions like this in my whole career, where it really is a big tyre choice by the minute. Every minute it changes. With three minutes to go in race two I was asking Pere if they still had slicks on the grid! The Superpole race was the first time I had ever raced the intermediate tyres so huge kudos to Pirelli. I decided after that experience to use that tyre choice in the final race as well. It was the safest option. It wasn’t the right one, but it was the safest one, for sure. The majority of the grid had that combination. I realised that I was going to race for second but second feels like a win. The only way we could have been more competitive is with the right tyre choice. From that point of view I am really happy and excited for Estoril next week
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