What are the WorldSBK records Alvaro Bautista could break in 2024?

Bautista became a back-to-back WorldSBK champion in 2023, and in so defended the #1 plate successfully after taking over as the top ri🍌der from Toprak Razgatlioglu in 2022.
But 2024 could be an even bigger year in terms of achievements which sounds cr⛎azy given the stats Bautista amassed last year.
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A 27-time race winner in 2023, Bautista smashed the record of most wins in a s💜eason.
28 is the number Bautista will need in order to break that record for a ꦚsecond consecutive season, and he will have 36 races to do that in.
Although there’s be♑en plenty of change up-and-down the Superbike grid, winning more than 77% of the races will be very difficult.
But some records that are much more attainable include becoming Ducati’s most successful rider in WorldSBK from a wins 💞perspective.
Bautista needs just one to move past Carl F▨ogarty, while winning a third title in succession wouldಞ mean two things.
One being 💮Ducati’s first-ever three-time champion on the bounce and the othe🐽r being the first Spaniard to achieve that same result.
If B൲autista wins the 2024 Superbike title he will become only the third Ducati rider to have won more than two titles, joining Fogarty and Australian Troy Bayliss.