Scott Redding is setting his sights on more silverware just days after securing hisღ first trophies in the WorldSBK Championship🐷 as the series heads west from Jerez to the Portimao circuit in Portugal.

The Brito𝓀n ascended to the head of the 2020 WorldSBK Championsh🍨ip standings – five months after the opening round in Australia – by securing a pair of convincing wins on the Aruba.it Ducati Panigale V4 R in Jerez over the weekend.

With no time to enj🅠oy his success, which put him 24-points clear of Jonathan Rea, Redding is now preparing for the challenge of Portimao, a relatively new venue for him but one that has previously bee꧋n kind to the Aruba.it team after Alvaro Bautista scored a win in 2019.

“Portimao is an almost new circuit for me. ❀I only raced here once in my career, then I came back for the tests in January. I must admit, though, I had good feelings. It is a track that I really like, that I find fun and the feeling in the tests was positive.

“We've come from an 𒊎🔥exciting and satisfying weekend and I can't wait to get on my Ducati Panigale V4 R on Friday morning.”

Though somewhat overshadowed by Redding, Jerez represented a positive return to form fo🐻r Chaz Davies after scoring a podium in the final race of the weekend.

"I hope I can confirm the positive trend we had in Jerez de la Frontera. Last year we achieved a good resul🌌t on this track as I finished second in Ra🦋ce 1.

“♚I think we have improved a lot compared to that race and I am sure we have all the credentials to do well. The weather conditions will be different here. We are ready and determined to face this weekend.”