168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Alvaro Bautista was not his usual self at the two day Jerez WorldSBK test, finishi🃏ng 16th while team-mate Nicolo Bulega was top for the second day running.

But the reigning world champion, who has recently overcome injury issues, spent much of the test playin🏅g around with the weight changes on his bike.

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As part of the new♛ combined minimum weight fo🃏r rider and bike, Bautista and Ducati needed to add excess weight, and the Italian brand has confirmed exactly how much.

Ducati Corse technical coordinator, Marco Zambenedetti told WorldSBK.com: “It’s quite easy, we’ve added 6kg more or less. Alvaro changed his training system, tried to get a bit more mass. The point is it’s 6kg. About where is a lot 👍more complex.

“We 𝐆are testing something that moves. First, we’d like to give him back the best feeling. The bike isn’t last year’s bike,⭕ we must forget about this, but try to give him a ballast configuration that isn’t so bad.

“We are working on this. We haven’t defined it at this moment. On the other side, we’re also working on engine configuration with fuel consumption and biofuel which is anot𝓡her big, important area to work.”

Zambenedetti also admitted that Ducati has other ideas of how to add weight to Bautista’s bik♐e, so changes could ඣbe made at the Portimao test.

“We have a lot of ideas and theories, but we are he▨re just to test this. At this moment, we haven🤡’t got a clear idea which is the best,” added the Italian.

“Before Australia, or in Australia, we willꦬ close this experiment and we’ll start to work on a pa𓂃rticular configuration. Today, we’re not testing both directions.

“We are improving a bit one direction, but we need to 🐭make a double check also in Portimao. It’s important that we have a rᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚeference at different tracks.”