Transitioning from the intense environment of MotoGP to the production-based WorldSBK championship brought unique challenges for Miguel Oliveira. The Portuguese rider initially seemed to adapt seamlessly, securing three podium finishes and holding a strong fourth place in the standings following rounds at Phillip Island, Portimao, and Assen.
Everything changed when a heavy crash during the Superpole race at the Balaton Park Circuit resulted in a concussion, fractured collarbone and ribs, and shoulder tendon damage. This setback forced him to miss crucial rounds, disrupting the momentum of his debut campaign.
Despite the physical hurdles and a mixed run of results upon his return, Miguel Oliveira viewed his rookie year through an optimistic lens while speaking at the EICMA motorcycle show, noting the demanding triple-header race format and the intricate technical adjustments required for the machine and tires.

"Basically, my first Superbike season was solid—after the end of the season I drew a positive conclusion," Miguel Oliveira explained. "There were races where we didn't achieve the desired results. Some of them due to injuries, overall we could have performed better. But towards the end of the season we showed that we are strong and fast."
With a fresh two-day winter test already completed at Jerez, BMW and its star rider are channeling all gathered data into development, aiming for a much sharper and more competitive package for the upcoming championship battles.



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