Razgatlioglu saw his reign as WorldSBK champion ended by Ducati rider 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alvaro Bautista after the Span🐓iard produced a brilliant 2022 season.

But for all the race ꧅wins Bautist🅰a had, Razgatlioglu was only two wins shy of the Spanish rider’s tally of 16.

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Both Bautista and Razgatli🃏oglu showed impressive levels of dominance as they completed individual hat-tricks, while lap records were also shattered - mostly t♏hrough Razgatlioglu during Superpole sessions.

Although Razgatlioglu pro𓆉ved to be very consistent, Bautista made fewe🅠r mistakes which ultimately played a huge role in the outcome of the championship. 

The former MotoGP rider made just one mistake throughout the entire s🍌eason𓃲, while also finishing on the podium in 28 of the 33 races.

Speaking to , Denning concluded that Bautista ജwas the deserving champion and that his combination together with the Panigale V4 R meant everyone else had to be ‘perfect’.

Denning said: "We won 13 races last year with Toprak and 14 this year. As it turned out t🌼his year, with Alvaro making one mistake in the whole season, which was Donington when he tucked the front and had a DNF, as a team, as a rider, you just had to be perfect everywhere. 

"Not being perfect cost♒ us the chance to bring the fight to Phiꦜllip Island. Alvaro deserves the championship. 

"The bottom line is we didn’t quite have enough to win the title but💟, by any other measure, it was a very successful season.”

"What needs to be acknowledged is that the Bautista-Ducati package and the level that Jonathan a♋nd Kawasaki got to this year was far, far higher than last year."

With that said, Razgatlioglu was incredible for large parts of the season and Denning was quick to point that out: "Toprak was just outstanding all year. There’s a couple of little things he knows he can do better in termℱs of how we prepare for the race weekend when things are perhaps not working as well as they should 𒁏be. 

"We need to continue developing the bike and Yamaha are work⛎ing very hard in that way and, operationally, there’s a couple of things as a team. 

"When your competitors are that strong, you can’t have anyꦍ weaknesses, so we need to get rid of those and make 💎a step forward."