Chaz Davies may have been the fastest guy in WorldSBK Superpole, and then the lap record holder early in race one, but Jonathan Rea was the man who had the last laugh each time out at Laguna Seca. Two convincing wins, the second by just over five seconds, were master classes in their own ways. In race two Rea reeled off 1’23 laps like a mobile metronome, and he knew that was the secret – setting a pace only he could to break free out front. “Most of that race I was able to be in the 1’23s, and that was the key today,” he told bikesportnews.com. “It was a kind of strange feeling doing 1’23s, then backing off the gas and still staying there, and pulling away. It was just a...
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