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Three non-scores in his final WorldSBK round does “not diminish” the “brilliance” of Jonathan Rea, says Paul Denning.
Jonathan Rea’s final WorldSBK round as a full-time rider may not have ended with any points, but Pata Yamaha boss Paul Denning emphasized that Rea’s exceptional career brilliance remains undiminished.
Despite crashing out in Race 1 and sustaining a knee injury in the Superpole Race crash with Remy Gardner, Rea’s legacy and achievements still shine brightly.
On the other hand, Andrea Locatelli faced struggles at Jerez, finishing the season with a 7-6-4 scoresheet, yet he showed improvement throughout the weekend.
Locatelli expressed pride in the team’s efforts, emphasizing the need to continue working hard and improve both himself and the bike for the upcoming season.
Denning also acknowledged Locatelli’s progress and praised his determination, highlighting the positive outlook for the future and the hard work ahead to prepare for the next season.
