This girl's World Championship is a great thing for the sport - the girls at the front are riding at a super fast level. Yamaha Racing @PataYamahaWSBK

The moon at home tonight. Apparently it’s Waning Gibbous, 98.82% visible and decrescent. I just thought it looked nice but there you go…

Positive. We can use more torque on corner exit (less wheelie) and front fork position is better on entry to fast corners where hard braking isn't used. No negatives on turning or change of direction. Exact same package as 2025 R1 track bike.

I would be very surprised... especially in this weather!

That's certainly Yamaha's target, big effort is underway.

Sitting in and understanding are 2 different things... 😎Good group of guys working hard to give Loka what he needs.

Understand the comparison (ref the recent Shane Byrne verdict). Separate to that, this was quite a moment - exactly 1 year on with a pelvis full of metal & still wearing a colostomy bag, Yuki won the race & let the barrier know who was boss. Followed by a beer & a fag. What a day

This victory is for you and your team. And for the end of my fear.

Yes it’s a #style. Just an extremely bad one 🤶

If only Mark had been around back in the day, what a team we’d have been - woulda had that Mackenzie fella covered no problem…

Just not the fast bit 😂

After nearly 25 years with us Crescent Motorcycles our friend Guy is officially retiring (if not disappearing completely). We surprised him this Xmas eve with a new Yamaha Motor UK N-max to buzz down to the beach on with Tracey in the summer. Happy retirement from all of us mate!!

Happy 75th birthday to Crescent Motorcycles Here's to Pop, Dad and all the team that have made it happen 💙crescent-motorcycles.co.uk/news/crescent-…

No need to change something designed by the best...!

Thank you...

3 years today and miss chatting with him every single day.

A lot more to come from this lad… 💙

Team Principal Paul Denning shares a statement on Jonathan Rea's long-lasting legacy His two years with Yamaha bookend a monumental career which stands as an inspiration for many 💙 #thegREAtest

At the end of 2020, Michael van der Mark left our team after four seasons and having achieved Yamaha's first wins since returning to WorldSBK with a double at Donington Park in 2018. We'd like to wish him the best for the future after he retired from full-time racing last weekend 💙

Tom’s assessment is a fine example of dry Irish humour at its best 😂