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Rea believes that all sides should learn from the chaotic Saturday at the Argentine WorldSBK round
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That was really positive, especially the Superpole race where I felt really strong in the cooler conditions. The grip level was really high so I was able to push the bike and manage it. The sensations felt quite normal. We made a change overnight, on the front of the bike, just to give me a bit more front confidence in trail braking to stabilise the bike. That enabled me to carry that much more entry speed. We knew Alvaro was one of the strongest guys and to race with him I was going to have to be really strong on the brakes and corner entry. Kudos to the guys because we came up with a really good set-up. Yesterday I made too many mistakes in the race and that gave Alvaro too much breathing room, so now I am really happy to win both races today. http://jonathan-rea.com/news/two-wins-rea-argentina
WorldSBK champion Jonathan Rea took his Ninja ZX-10RR to the top step of the podium twice today, winning both the ten-lap Superpole Race
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#ARGWorldSBK🇦🇷 🏁San Juan 🗓Sunday 13th October
📋 Race 2
⌚ 16.00 local time (20.00 UK)
📺 Live Eurosport UK 2
⛅️ 22*C
🏍 20 laps
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#ARGWorldSBK🇦🇷 🏁San Juan 🗓Sunday 13th October
📋 SPRC
⌚ 13.00 local time (17.00 UK)
📺 Live Eurosport UK 2
🌤 20*C
🏍 10 laps
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It was a very difficult race. As we know the conditions were not the best so it was more a case of managing myself and the bike inside the limits. But of course I got excited a few times because I could see my pace compared to Alvaro was quite similar. I was much stronger in a lot of the circuit and there were a couple of key areas where he was that bit stronger. I was just riding on the limit to be there so that meant when you take liberties in all the critical areas of the track I was making some mistakes – and just running onto the dirty stuff penalised me a few times. There are lessons to learn for tomorrow. Pere and myself made a last minute change, just before the race, to forget about out-and-out pace and to look after the tyre. That was the biggest thing because we knew the tyre was going to drop. So massive kudos to Pere because the change was quite significant. I felt like in the end we looked after the tyre a little bit, but too many mistakes penalised us. http://jonathan-rea.com/news/rea-second-argentina-race-one
Jonathan Rea took second place in a tough 21-lap Race One at a hot and dusty Villicum circuit today, finishing just 1.5 seconds from the
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#ARGWorldSBK🇦🇷 🏁San Juan 🗓Saturday 12th October
📋 Race 1
⌚ 16.00 local time (20.00 UK)
📺 Live Eurosport UK 2
☀️31*C
🏍 20 Laps
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#ARGWorldSBK🇦🇷 🏁San Juan 🗓Saturday 12th October
📋 Superpole
⌚ 13.00 local time (17.00 UK)
📺 Live Eurosport UK ☀️ 28*C
🏍 25 mins
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It was really difficult to find a feeling out there because you cannot push anywhere near the limit. It is like riding on marbles and the track did not get much better. I expected a big step in the afternoon session. Even though the track looked cleaner the grip wasn’t there. A really frustrating day because you are kind of reluctant to do anything with the bike set-up in readiness for the track ‘rubbering-in’ some more.
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I am so relieved to go to Argentina with the championship already done. It means I can enjoy these last few races without stressing too much about the points situation and really enjoy the end of the season. Last year was our first visit in Argentina and we were really surprised with the reception we got, the level of the track and also the fans that turned out. I am excited to go out there and see what’s ahead. I am also looking forward to riding the bike again. I think this is going to be a circuit where we can be strong. Last year we were certainly strong in some areas. I am also looking forward to seeing the guys again and re-living what we did a little bit last weekend – it was really special. To do it with all these guys who have been with me every step of the way, every single year, it’s even more special. http://jonathan-rea.com/news/world-champion-rea-heads-argentina
Recently crowned five-time WorldSBK champion Jonathan Rea will take his official Ninja ZX-10RRs to Argentina this coming weekend for the
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