JONATHAN REA TO LEAVE KRT
Six time WorldSBK Champion, Rea, will leave the Kawasaki Racing Team at the end of the 2023 season.
Formally contracted for both the current and 2024 seasons, Rea will be released from this agreement by mutual consent at the end of the racing season.
Rea goes Retro with his first ever road bike
Six-time WorldSBK Champion,
@jonathanrea
has just taken delivery of his first ever road motorcycle, a 2021 Kawasaki Z900RS..
📸 credit: Stephen Davison – Pacemaker Photography
NEW KRT LINE-UP TAKES FIRST STEPS TOGETHER
Five-time WorldSBK champion
@jonathanrea
and his new KRT team-mate
@alexlowes22
are in Motorland Aragon circuit for a two days Test.
This is how a 4 times
@WorldSBK
champion
@jonathanrea
helps his crew out after a crash... maybe he feels a little bit guilty? No!🤔😂 Team work is our secret!
#AUSWorldSBK
KRT Suzuka 8 Hours took victory in the prestigious Japanese endurance race for the first time since 1993. The victory was only confirmed after the race however as Jonathan Rea crashed the KRT Ninja ZX-10RR in the closing minutes while leading on oil spilled by another rider.
💥KRT AND REA BACK TOGETHER AGAIN
Kawasaki is delighted to announce that six-times WorldSBK champion
@jonathan_rea
has signed a two-year contract extension to race inside the official Kawasaki Racing Team, continuing a highly successful partnership that began in 2015.
On the slow down lap at the end of Race 2 in Mandalika
@jonathan_rea
stopped trackside and his technicians reapplied his famous number 65 to his Ninja ZX-10RR, before he made his way back to the podium ceremony.
💥Another Record for
@jonathan_rea
!
The rider with more
@worldsbk
races in history, one more than
@TroyCorser11
☝️ celebrating with a podium today at Phillip Island
More than 50 flights per season, lots of kilometers done in airports. I think we are also a good luggage testers 😎 thanks
@oakley
! Our suitcases are still looking good as day one
REA AND KRT RENEW RECORD-BREAKING PARTNERSHIP
Five-time FIM Superbike World Champion
@jonathanrea
will continue his record-breaking partnership with Kawasaki and KRT after signing a new multi-year contract.
@WorldSBK
LOWES RE-SIGNS WITH KAWASAKI RACING TEAM
@alexlowes22
will remain an integral part of the Kawasaki Racing Team for the coming seasons, having agreed a new multi-year deal that will take him into his third year as an official Kawasaki
@WorldSBK
rider.
Lowes Wins Both Sunday Races At PI
Alex earned a superb race win in the ten lap WorldSBK Superpole Race and followed it up with a second victory on the Ninja ZX-10RR in a shortened Race 2. His KRT team-mate Axel Bassani scored points in each Sunday race, finishing 11th each time