168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alvaro Bautista has taken over the WorldSBK series lead following another impressive rounౠd at Assen.

Third in Race 1, Bautista looked back to his dominant best in the Superpole Race as he blitzed the competition thanks to a late ch🦹arge.

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In Race 2, Bautista finished runner-up to Toprakཧ Razgatlioglu, who claimed his third win for BMW.

The continuation of B🌌autista’s improved form came after the Spaniard claimed his first WorldSBK victory of the season in Race 2 at🐷 Catalunya.

Of course, Bꦰautista won’t be happy with having let slip his dominance at Phillip Island and Barcelona to some degre🌳e.

However, the two-time world champion has to his credit, consistently gotten 🍬stronger with each passing race following pre-season struggles due to a persistent shoulder injury and adding ballast to his Panig﷽ale V4 R to meet the new minimum rider/bike weight rules.

The dilemma for Ducati is that they could lose Andrea Iannone if Bautista stays, or a decision tak😼es too long🍃 to materialise.

Iannone has admitted talks have begun about securing a factory ride, but with Bautista in no rush to address his future, Ducati c🍰ould be left without both riders if Bautista retires and Iannone heads elsewhereও.

Speaking ahead of Asseওn, Bautista said: “Honestly, I don’t have anything on my mind about my future. It’s been very tough for me.

“In Barce﷽lona, I recovered the good feeling. I always say I keep racing because I’m having a lot of fun riding my bike and with a good🔥 feeling.

“It’s important to have a good feeling on my bike and try to always improve. With this🐻 crazy grid, you have to be an even better rider than before! I try to always be a be൲tter rider.

“I’m jus💦t focused on this and trying to be better and better. I’m not in 🌃a hurry to make a decision.”