The Kawasaki World Superbike team of Chris Vermeulen and Tom Sykes kicked off it’s latest round of testing with two days of track time at Almeria today. The British run team elected not to attend last weeks multi team test at Valencia, instead to deciding to test away from their Superbike rivals at a bright, but cold Almeria.

Earlier this month the team completed a two day a test at Cartagena and the break between tests has given the team time to make the required changes for it’s new riders and start 2010 development work.

No word from the team yet, but we’ve got the first pictures from today’s action. (Via Original Source)

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