Rea was already a regular race winner during his first five seasons in WSBK with Honda, but it was the move to Kawasaki at the start of 2015 that put him on the list of the all-time motorcycle racing greats.
From the outset of the partnership, Rea became the dominant force in WSBK, winning a record six titles on the trot and over 100 races to establish himself as the most successful rider in the history of the production-based class.
