It was really, really productive. It was pretty dark at the end, I think we needed headlights!”The British rider has a substantial adaptation to make after so many years in Moto2 on a bike so different from the WorldSBK package. One of the key differences he and the team were focusing on across Day 2 at Portimao was his riding position. I want to keep enjoying the process with the team and move forward with each race.”How will Dixon fare in his debut weekend as a factory WorldSBK rider? Subscribe for unlimited live and on-demand access via the WorldSBK VideoPass!