Ducati send “ice in veins, fire in heart” warning to Toprak Razgatlioglu
Toprak Razgat𓂃lioglu "a chameleon" but Ducati claim Assen will suit Nicolo Bulega

Ducati have sent a stern warning to 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Toprak Razgatlioglu befꦬore meeting at a race track which they𓃲 expect will favour them.
The third round of the 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:World Superbike Championship is this weekend at As🦹sen, which Ducati are eyeing up as a bat🎃tleground on their terms.
Ducati’s 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Nicolo Bulega dominated the first round at Phillip Island, before BMW’s Razꦦga🍒tlioglu won all three races at Portimao.
Bulega leads Razgatlioglu by 28 points at the top of the 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:WSBK standings before renewing🔴 their rivalry this weekend at Assen🌳.
“That’s one of Nicolo’s strongest tracks,” Ducati rider๊ coach Chaz Davies told TNT Sports.
“I♉t’s a flowy track which should suit thℱe bike well.
“But Toprak is such🌺 a chameleon that he just adapts to 𝓀everywhere.
“He might be good in tight corners, but he can go with the beꦯst in fast corners, as welౠl.
“He🌌’s frustrating in that way! He’s a tough cookie to crack. It’s tough to find an edge on him.
“On paper, it’s a very strong one for Nicolo and Alvaro Bautista, a🌞s well.
“He might be 41 years old but he’s still got it. He’s there to pick up the pieces when he feels comf𒈔ortable.”
Bulega was forced to watch Razgatlioglu win three times at Portimao, but D🌱ucati insist that was a circuit which favoured the BMW.
Bulega was described by Davies: “I can tell by his body language that he was annoyed after Superpꦿole.
“He has ice in the veins but fire in his heart.
“He has a l▨ot of burning desire this year, Iꦅ can see it in him.”
He added: “We should look forward to the next races. There will be tracks that work in our favour, and tracks in Toprak’s🌠 favour. All in all, we’re in a good place.”
Ducati vow to improve bike to battle Toprak Razgatlioglu
Ducati were nowhere in the pre-season Portimao test, so took e💧ncouragement from Bulega’s abili🐬ty to at least battle Razgatlioglu three times in the racing round.
“We are all ꦚToprak fans,” Davies said. “I might have a red shirt on, 🎉but hats off to him.
“We came from far b♔ehind in the test. We could have signed over the trophy to Toprak at that point.
“So to race him hard in all three races? I didn’t expect that. The guys did a fantasticꦿ job to give 👍him the bike that he wanted. He made huge gains from Friday morning.
“Nicolo is a racer and is disappointed to lose three races. But deep down he should be proud, as we are. It does bode very well for the rest ofꦐ the season.”
Davies also indicated that Ducati intend to improvಞe their machinery to chip away at Razgatlioglu’s advantages.
“There are areas to improve to go 𒈔toe-to-toe with Toprak, in his strongest ✤points,” he said.
“That’s what we need 🐽to focus on. Get our heads down, and come out swinging for the ne🌠xt one.”

Jam🐻es was a sports journalist at Sky Sports for a decade covering everything from American sports, to football, to F1.