2025 Ducati Panigale V4 launches in India. 299,900
Quick Overview Ducati has launched the 2025 Panigale V4 and V4 S in India, with prices of Rs 2999 crore and Rs 365 lakh (former showroom). The new Panigale V4 has MotoGP-derived technology, improved aerodynamics and better power-to-weight ratios. Now available at all Ducati dealerships across the country. 2025 Ducati Panigale V4 is here in India. The latest Panigale V4 draws inspiration from its MotoGP dominance, which promises better aerodynamics, premium electronics and a more friendly rider experience. The Panigale V4 costs Rs 2999 crore, while the high-spec V4 costs Rs 36.5 lakh (former showroom). Design and aerodynamics The 2025 Panigale V4 has a clearer design with improved aerodynamics. Ducati engineers have perfected the body to reduce drag while increasing stability at high speeds. The winglets integrated into the fairing provide increased downforce, thereby improving control during aggressive riding. Ergonomic upgrades include revised seat and tank shapes for better grip and comfort during orbital meetings or long rides. These changes…
MotoGP: Ducati unveils 2025 livery, Marc Marquez and Pecco
Ducati has launched its new MotoGP Desmosedici GP25, which former world champion Francesco Bagnaia and Marc Marquez will race this season. Ducati's Gigi Dall'Igna, Davide Tardozzi and Claudio Domenicali attended the unveiling alongside Marquez and Bagnaia. It marks a major change for Marquez, who ends his ten-year partnership with Honda in 2023. He earned a place at Ducati in 2024 after a strong season with Gresini Racing, taking three Grand Prix wins and finishing third in the championship on a one-year-old Desmosedici. The move sees Marquez join the MotoGP leadership team as he aims to achieve even greater success. Also read: MotoGP: Gresini Ducati unveils new livery as Alex Marquez and Fermin Aldeguer prepare for 2025 season Francesco Bagnaia: This will be the fifth season with Ducati Lenovo Racing and we have proven that we are a close-knit working team. 2024 does not bring me the greatest joy (I mean the title), but I will return with the number 63,…
MotoGP: Gresini Ducati launches new livery Alex Marquez
The Gresini Ducati team has unveiled its 2025 MotoGP livery at the iconic Imola circuit. This year marks Gresini's fourth year as an independent team, following a successful partnership with Aprilia from 2015 to 2021. Imola brought a new look to the team, with a redesigned livery that was less red than last season's. Gresini continues to work with Ducati and will field a strong rider line-up including Alex Marquez and rookie Fermin Aldeguer. After an impressive 2024 season, in which Marquez won three Grand Prix races and finished third in the championship, Gresini is ready for another successful season in 2025. Also read: MotoGP: Aprilia launches new RS-GP, Martin chooses first place for 2025 season Gresini Racing team boss Nadia Padovani said: “We are bidding farewell to a great 2024 and heading into an exciting 2025 with great motivation. We have an experienced team with two A very talented rider and we are eager to continue to surprise as…
MotoGP 2025: Everything you need to know about livery release date
The launch of liveries for the 2025 MotoGP season will begin ahead of Formula 1, with Trackhouse Racing set to unveil its new livery tomorrow. This year's pre-season will include a special MotoGP event in Thailand on February 9th. The event will bring together the entire MotoGP circuit and provide fans with the opportunity to interact with the riders and teams. The official season will start in Thailand from February 28th to March 2nd. Ahead of the event in Thailand, each team will hold their own launch event to reveal their new racing colors and the bikes they will race on throughout the season. The 2025 season promises to be exciting, with several driver moves set to change the course. Fans are looking forward to seeing new team kit and bikes before the season starts. Also read: MotoGP: Augusto Fernandez officially announced as Yamaha test rider Track and field competition: January 14 The Aprilia satellite team will be the first…
Ducati launches 14 new bikes in India this year
Ducati DesertX Explore Renowned Italian motorcycle manufacturer Ducati is set to expand its product portfolio in India with the launch of 14 new motorcycles. This is an important part of the company's India product portfolio and is expected to increase its market share in the premium performance motorcycle segment. The 14 new products will be distributed across multiple types and displacement segments. Ducati launches 14 new bikes Ducati will soon launch 14 new products in India's high-end performance motorcycle market. The motorcycles will be launched in a phased manner rather than in one go. With these product launches, Ducati India hopes to make 2025 an exciting year. Ducati Scrambler dark The company is also actively seeking more distributors to make the product portfolio more accessible. This will prove to be a significant driver of outreach and will translate into sales. The motorcycles are already available for booking at dealerships in major cities such as Delhi, Pune, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad,…
Ducati Panigale V4 Tricolore breaks global limit
Ducati has launched the Panigale V4 Tricolore, a limited edition of its flagship superbike, limited to 1,000 units worldwide. This special edition features a three-color livery inspired by the Italian flag, highlighting Ducati’s heritage. It is based on the Panigale V4 and is powered by the 1,103cc Desmosedici Stradale V4 engine, which delivers high performance and precise handling. The Tricolore version includes advanced electronics, aerodynamic improvements and high-quality components to enhance the riding experience. Designed for enthusiasts and collectors, the Panigale V4 Tricolore emphasizes Ducati's focus on performance and exclusivity, making it a leader in the premium motorcycle segment. Ducati Panigale V4 Tricolore: Design The Panigale V4 Tricolore is a tribute to Ducati heritage, paying homage to the legacy of the Borgo Panigale and the iconic 1984 750 F1. Its design offers a unique asymmetrical interpretation of the Italian flag, with black and white checkered flag elements creating a bold and dynamic look. A number plate emblazoned with the first…
Ducati Multistrada V2 will make its world premiere in 2025, equipped with a new engine.
Ducati has unveiled the 2025 Multistrada V2 at the Intermot show in Cologne, which features a new engine, updated design and an 18kg weight reduction. The updated model takes design cues from the larger V4, with a sharper, shorter beak and taller windscreen. Other standout features include bold, wide LED headlights, and more streamlined and compact taillights, which add to the overall appearance. The bike comes in two models (standard V2 and S) and is available in two colors (Ducati Red and Storm Green). While the bike will be available globally starting from January, Ducati is yet to make any announcement regarding its sales in India. Currently, the Multistrada V2 standard version is priced at 16.35 lakh rupees and the V2 S version is priced at 18.99 lakh rupees. Read on for more details. 2025 Ducati Multistrada V2: What else? Powering the revised Multistrada V2 is Ducati's latest V2 unit, which debuted earlier this year in the all-new Panigale V2.…
Ducati India announces price increase on some models
Ducati India has announced a price increase on some models, which will be effective from January 1, 2025. The company said higher operating costs due to inflation and higher commodity prices were the main reasons for the adjustment. While the complete list of affected models and exact price changes are yet to be disclosed, customers can expect tweaks across various motorcycles across Ducati India’s portfolio. The price increase follows a global trend of rising manufacturing and logistics costs. Ducati India urges potential buyers to check updated prices before the New Year to make an informed decision. Also read: EICMA 2024: 2025 Ducati Streetfighter V2, Panigale V2 revealed, equipped with 118bhp V-Twin engine Commenting on the latest price hike, Bipul Chandra, Managing Director, Ducati India, said, "Due to higher operating costs due to general inflation and rising commodity prices, selected models in the Ducati range will undergo price revisions while keeping the brand in line. Luxury positioning in the high-end motorcycle…
MotoGP Barcelona test: Alex Marquez leads the timesheets
MotoGP pre-season testing for 2024 brings big changes, with riders making their debuts with new teams. 2024 World Champion Jorge Martin joins Marco Bezzecchi in Aprilia, while Marc Marquez switches to Ducati factory team with Francesco ·Partner Francesco Bagnaia. Pedro Acosta for Red Bull KTM, Enea Bastianini and Maverick Viñales for Tech3 KTM, and Franco Morbidelli for VR46 , Miguel Oliveira and Jack Miller represent Pramac Yamaha. Rookies Ai Ogura, Fermin Aldeguer and Somkiat Chantra also made their MotoGP debuts representing Trackhouse, Gresini and LCR Honda respectively. Alex Marquez impressed on his Gresini GP24 debut, leading the lap in 1 minute 38.803 seconds despite a collision at Turn 7. Francesco Bagnaia and Fabio Quartararo briefly challenged him, but Marquez regained top spot. Also read: MotoGP: Harley-Davidson’s King of Baggers Joins Dorna Support Program Six-time MotoGP champion Marc Marquez makes a strong debut with the Ducati factory team. After a year with Gresini Racing, Marquez was impressed with the new bike,…
MotoGP Catalunya Grand Prix: Jorge Martin seals 2024 drivers’ title
While Francesco Bagnaia claimed a double at the Barcelona Grand Prix, Jorge Martin made history by becoming the first rider to win the MotoGP World Championship on a satellite bike. Pramac Racing's Jorge Martin made history by winning the 2024 MotoGP World Championship after finishing third at the Catalan Grand Prix. While Francesco Bagnaia put in a strong performance to earn his 11th win of the season, it was Martin's consistent scoring throughout the year that proved decisive. Martin entered the finals with a crucial 19-point lead and only needed to finish in the top nine to seal the title. His race strategy ensured he finished 10 points ahead of Bagnaia, making him the first rider in the MotoGP era to win the title on a satellite bike. The last rider to achieve this feat was Valentino Rossi in the 2001 500cc season. Also read: MotoGP: Dani Pedrosa renews contract with KTM as official test rider Martin will head to…
MotoGP: Ducati test rider Michele Pirro replaces Andrea
Valentino Rossi's VR46 MotoGP team made a rider change at the season-ending Solidarity Grand Prix in Valencia. Michele Pirro will replace Andrea Iannone, who replaced the injured Fabio Di Giannantonio at the Malaysian Grand Prix . Iannone, who returned to MotoGP after a four-year absence, suffered from upper body pain during the Malaysian Grand Prix. Despite his best efforts, he only finished 17th. Due to these physical limitations, he will not compete in the Valencia Grand Prix. Ducati test rider Michele Pirro will jump at the chance to race in Valencia. This unique opportunity to race in MotoGP will provide Ducati with valuable track time and data ahead of post-race testing. Pirro has been active in MotoGP racing, competing in at least one race every year since 2012. Also read: MotoGP: Barcelona Grand Prix confirmed as the season finale, Martin and Bagnaia will have a championship showdown Michele Pirro said: “First of all, thank you to the Pertamina Enduro VR46…
MotoGP Malaysian Grand Prix: Bagnaia wins at Sepang, defends title
Francesco Bagnaia took a crucial win at the Malaysian Grand Prix, significantly reducing Jorge Martin's championship lead. Ducati's Francesco Bagnaia took victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix, significantly reducing Jorge Martin's championship lead. Martin, riding for Pramac Racing, finished second but his early championship hopes were dashed. The game featured an intense early battle between Bagnaha and Martin. However, the Ducati rider prevailed, claiming his tenth victory of the season. A red flag was raised on the first lap due to a multi-man incident involving KTM riders Brad Binder and Jack Miller and Yamaha rider Fabio Quartararo . Miller was taken to the medical center but later returned to the pits, while Binder missed the restart with a shoulder injury. The race was subsequently shortened to 19 laps and restarted with the original starting order. Also read: KYT KX-1 GP MotoGP helmet launched in India for Rs 57,000 MotoGP Malaysian Grand Prix: Race Results Enea Bastianini secured the Ducati Factory…
MotoGP Thailand Grand Prix: Bagnaia closes title gap on Martin
In the 2024 Thailand MotoGP race, Pramac rider Martin made a mistake and Bagnaia took an early lead, taking control of the race and finishing nearly three seconds ahead of his championship rival. Francesco Bagnaia continued his championship run with a commanding victory in the rain-stricken Thailand Grand Prix. An impressive performance from the Ducati rider slashed Jorge Martín's championship lead to 17 points with just two rounds remaining. Martin initially led but made a crucial error at the hairpin, allowing Bagnaha and Marc Marquez to take victory. Bagnaia then took control of the race from the front and earned a crucial victory to keep his title hopes alive. The race tightened further when Max crashed on lap 13, opening the door for Jake Miller to challenge for a podium spot. However, Pedro Acosta's late charge saw the young Spaniard leapfrog Brad Binder and Miller to give the GasGas a deserved win Got third place. Also read: Bimota shows off…
Ducati Scrambler 10th Anniversary Rizoma Global Edition
Ducati has launched the Rizoma Edition, a special exclusive version of the Scrambler with a unique color scheme and a number of unique styling elements. This model commemorates the tenth anniversary of the Scrambler series and is limited to 500 units. It has been developed in collaboration with long-term Ducati partner Rizoma, who is contributing directly to a production model for the first time. In terms of design, the bike stands out with a unique color scheme that includes a stone white finish on the tank and tail, accented by black. The running boards, windshield, cam belt cover and engine side covers are finished in eye-catching metallic rose color. The unique Scrambler look is further enhanced by black anodized Rizoma furniture such as the fuel cap, front brake master cylinder, handles and rod end mirrors. Read on for more details. Also read: 2025 Ducati Scrambler Icon Dark, full throttle unveiled; view details Ducati Scrambler 10th Anniversary Rizoma Edition: Specs The…
MotoGP Australian Grand Prix: Marc Marquez wins at Phillip Island
Marc Márquez puts in a strong performance to beat Jorge Martin at the Australian Grand Prix. Francesco Bagnaia finished third on the Ducati podium. Marc Marquez showed off his exceptional skills to beat Jorge Martin in a thrilling Australian Grand Prix. Despite a less-than-ideal start, Max fought hard through the field and got into a fierce battle with Martin in the final laps. The game was intense, with Max and Martin swapping positions multiple times. In the end, Marquez's experience and determination proved the insufficiency of Martin's, securing his third win of the season. Ducati's Francesco Bagnaia finished third, but he was unable to match the pace of the leading duo. Martin's second-place finish also extended his lead in the championship to 20 points over his title rival Bagnaia, intensifying the race for the MotoGP title. Also read: MotoGP: FIM confirms engine freeze for two years from 2025 MotoGP Australian Grand Prix: Phillip Island results VR46 Racing’s Fabio di Giannantonio…
Ducati launches limited edition Scrambler – only 500 units
Ducati launches the Scrambler Ducati 10° Anniversario Rizoma Edition, a limited edition motorcycle celebrating the tenth anniversary of the Scrambler series. With only 500 numbered units available worldwide, the collaboration between Ducati and Rizoma introduces a unique blend of art and engineering. This commemorative model marks the 10th anniversary of the legacy Scrambler, a motorcycle known for its rebellious spirit and individualistic charm. For the first time, long-term Ducati partner Rizoma is directly involved in the design of a production model, bringing their expertise in high-end motorcycle accessories to the table. Design and styling The Scrambler Ducati 10° Anniversario Rizoma Edition stands out with a unique “Metallic Rose” finish that highlights its elegant yet bold design. The livery was developed in collaboration with the Ducati Design Center and Rizoma and features a three-color scheme of Stone White, Black and Metallic Rose. Black dominates the engine, chassis components and features such as the handlebar-end mirrors and exhaust system, while metallic rose…
Ducati DesertX Rally and Multistrada V4 are given away for free
Ducati has launched an attractive offer for the India Multistrada V4 and DesertX Rally with free accessories worth Rs 2.5 lakh. The holiday discount offer is available at the brand's dealers until October 31, 2024, or while stocks last. This offer is designed to attract riders interested in high-performance motorcycles with advanced features. The Multistrada V4 is known for its versatility, while the DesertX Rally is built for off-road performance. Both models offer an exciting riding experience and now offer added value with this accessory pack. The festive sale offers potential buyers the opportunity to upgrade their motorcycle at no additional cost, underscoring Ducati's emphasis on value and quality in the Indian market. Also read: 2025 Ducati Scrambler Icon Dark, full throttle unveiled; view details Ducati Multistrada V4, DesertX Rally: Accessory Kit For those who buy the Multistrada V4 S, an accessory pack worth Rs 2.40 lakh is also included. Containing a center stand, an engine guard and a carbon…
2025 Ducati Scrambler Icon Dark, full throttle unveiled;
Both the Ducati Scrambler Full Throttle and Icon Dark are equipped with 803cc L-twin engines. The power unit delivers an exciting and engaging riding experience, producing a peak output of 73 hp and 65.2 Nm of torque. Ducati has added two models to its Scrambler range: Icon Dark and Full Throttle. Icon Dark is a new model with a stylish all-black design, with black elements such as the frame, engine, wheels and body. It's perfect for those who like a minimalist look. Available now, the Full Throttle now comes in new colors inspired by 1970s racing, adding a bold and nostalgic flair. Both models retain Ducati's signature Scrambler style, with a comfortable ride, powerful L-twin engine and a versatile chassis suitable for city riding and weekend adventures. 2025 Ducati Scrambler Icon Dark, Full Throttle: Design The Ducati Scrambler Full Throttle and Icon Dark offer different styles for the rider. The Full Throttle has a bold, off-road-inspired look with a black…
MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix: Bagnaia wins ahead of Martin at Motegi
Francesco Bagnaia won the Japanese Grand Prix, cutting Jorge Martin's championship lead to 10 points and kicking off a thrilling MotoGP title race. Francesco Bagnaia dominated the 2024 Japanese MotoGP, winning both the sprint race and the grand prix to cut Jorge Martin's championship lead to 10 points. Starting from pole position, Bagnaia took the lead at Turn 1 and maintained the lead. Martin fought hard to climb from eleventh, but Bagnaia kept his cool to claim his eighth grand prix win of the season. Marc Marquez finished third against Enia Bastianini. There were a number of incidents during the race, including Pedro Acosta falling from second place and Alex Marquez colliding with Joan Mir on the first lap, causing both to retire. Takaaki Nakagami opted for a different tire strategy in his final home Grand Prix to score points. Miguel Oliveira missed the game due to injury. Also read: 2025 MotoGP India race canceled due to "operational issues", event…
Ducati Hypermotard 698 Mono now available with improved performance
Ducati launched its first single-cylinder motorcycle, the Hypermotard 698 Mono, in India in July 2024. Available in two variants (standard and RVE), the 698 Mono comes with the new Superquadro Mono engine and a 6-speed gearbox. The engine is a 659cc liquid-cooled, short-stroke single-cylinder engine based on the 1,285cc Superquadro. Touted as the "highest performing road-going single-cylinder engine ever", the Superquadro Mono produces 76bhp of power at 9,750rpm and 63Nm of peak torque at 8,000rpm. With the Termignoni exhaust system (for track use only), these figures rise to 83.3bhp and 67Nm. The Ducati Hypermotard 698 Mono comes with a wide range of features from the factory; however, buyers can customize the vehicle to their liking with the wide range of accessories Ducati offers for the motorcycle. The Sport package is designed to enhance the visual appeal and functionality of the motorcycle, and you get an aluminum license plate holder, dynamic LED turn indicators, and a Termignoni silencer with black steel…
MotoGP Misano test: Ducati’s Bagnaia tops the list
During the recent Misano test, many teams checked out major modifications aimed at improving the performance of their MotoGP bikes for the rest of this season and into the next year. Current MotoGP World Champion Francesco Bagnaia continued to lead the field at Misano. After finishing second in Sunday's race, the Ducati rider rounded out the top three Ducati teams with a fastest lap of 1:30.619 seconds. Franco Morbidelli of the Pramac Racing team was 0.161 seconds behind in second place, but his race ended prematurely due to a crash in the rain. Bagnaia's teammate Enea Bastianini was 0.366 seconds behind in third. Newcomer Pedro Acosta had a good debut on the GASGAS Tech3 RC16 prototype and finished fourth. Fabio Quartararo, testing a revised engine and new chassis for the Yamaha team, finished fifth. The fastest rider of the morning, Jorge Martin of the Pramac team, finished sixth. Marc Marquez (Gresini) and Marco Bezzecchi (VR46) were seventh and eighth respectively,…
MotoGP San Marino Grand Prix: Marc Márquez wins in tight race
Marc Marquez took advantage of the rain to win the 2024 MotoGP San Marino Grand Prix, overtaking Francesco Bagnaia. Jorge Martin pitted early due to wet tires and dropped to 15th place. Marc Márquez won his second consecutive race at the San Marino Grand Prix, closing the gap to championship leader Jorge Martín. Starting from ninth on the grid, Márquez showed off his skills to overtake pole-sitter Francisco Bagnaia to take the lead and the win. However, Jorge Martín's strategy did not work. He took a risky early pit stop for wet tyres, but his plan backfired when the rain eased. This miscalculation dropped him to 15th and lost the chance to defend his championship lead. Márquez's strong performance significantly reduced the points gap, closing it to 53 points. This result changed the momentum of the championship battle, with Márquez's consistent form putting pressure on Martin and Bagnaia to fight for the Drivers' Championship. MotoGP San Marino Grand Prix: Race…
Ducati Multistrada V4 RS vs BMW M 1000 XR specs comparison:
The much-awaited Ducati Multistrada V4 RS has landed in India and it is the most powerful Multistrada from the Italian company, powered by the Desmosedici Stradale V4 engine. Priced at Rs 38.41 lakh (ex-showroom), the Multistrada V4 RS is the top-of-the-line model in the range. Although it is the most expensive Multistrada, the ADV-flavored V4 RS uses high-quality materials and components such as a titanium subframe, Marchesini forged aluminum wheels, and carbon fiber parts. Now that the V4 RS is out, we pit it against the comparable BMW M 1000 XR to see how they compare. The M 1000 XR was launched a few months ago as the third member of BMW's high-performance M series of motorcycles and is priced at Rs 45 lakh (ex-showroom). Now, let's get down to business. Also read: Ducati Multistrada V4 RS launched in India at Rs 3.84 lakh with 177 hp Desmosedici Stradale V4 engine Ducati Multistrada V4 RS vs. BMW M 1000 XR:…
Ducati Multistrada V4 RS previewed before launch in India:
introduce: Ducati India is all set to bring the much-anticipated Multistrada V4 RS to the Indian market. The brand recently teased the sports-touring motorcycle on its social media platforms, creating excitement among enthusiasts. While the official launch date is yet to be confirmed, the motorcycle is expected to hit the showrooms within the next week, creating waves in the automotive and automobile industry. Ducati fans, bike shop owners and mountain bike enthusiasts are eager to see the powerful motorcycle in action. Performance and Power: The Ducati Multistrada V4 RS is the most powerful model in the Multistrada range. It is equipped with a powerful 1,103 cc V4 engine that delivers an impressive 180 hp at 12,250 rpm and a peak torque of 118 Nm at 9,500 rpm. This high-performance engine is paired with a 6-speed gearbox with a bidirectional quickshifter to ensure seamless gear changes. It is worth noting that the Multi V4 RS is 3 kg lighter than the…
MotoGP: Gresini Racing signs Fermin Aldeguer as Marc
Fermin Aldeguer is a talented young rider who impressed Ducati with his impressive performance in last year's Moto2 Championship and will race for the Gresini Racing team. Fermin Aldegger will join the Gresini Racing team in MotoGP next season. The 19-year-old Spaniard dominated the second half of the 2023 Moto2 championship, winning at Jerez and Saxony. Aldegger will replace Marc Márquez, who switched to the Ducati factory team after signing a MotoGP deal with Ducati earlier this year. In his third full Moto2 season, Aldegger performed well, scoring four consecutive wins at the end of the season, which secured him third place in the Moto2 standings and caught the attention of Ducati. He will make his MotoGP debut in 2025, riding a year-old GP24 motorcycle alongside his more experienced teammate Alex Márquez. Fans are excited to see what Aldegger can achieve in MotoGP. Also read: F1: Liberty Media to sell Formula 1 stake to fund MotoGP takeover Fermin Aldeguer: "I'm…
MotoGP Austrian Grand Prix: Peco Bagnaia wins in Spielberg
Francesco Bagnaia shone in the Austrian MotoGP, taking his third consecutive Red Bull Ring win to lead the Ducati team that swept the podium, with Jorge Martin second and Enea Bastianini third. Francesco Bagnaia had a superb performance at the Red Bull Ring to take a double win in Austria and extend his lead in the MotoGP Championship. The Italian rider took control of the race from title rival Jorge Martin on the second lap, dominated the field and crossed the finish line with a large margin. Enea Bastianini completed a dominant weekend for Ducati with third place. Bagnaia's speed was evident from the start and he showed his incredible pace in Saturday's sprint race. The title rivals were locked in a tight title battle and were on a different level to the rest of the field all weekend. Gresini's Marc Márquez, who started third on the grid on his year-old Ducati, crashed out of the sprint while chasing Bagnaia,…
The price of Ducati Hypermotard 950 SP in India is Rs 19.05 lakh.
Ducati has launched the Hypermotard 950 SP in India, which is positioned after the RVE. The new Ducati Hypermotard 950 SP is priced at Rs 19.05 lakh (ex-showroom), which is about Rs 3 lakh more expensive than the RVE. At this price, the Hypermotard 950 SP comes with a longer-travel Ohlins suspension, lighter wheels, a unique paint scheme and the same L-Twin engine as the RVE. The Ducati Hypermotard 950 SP also looks similar to the RVE, save for the new design of the SP decals and top-of-the-line Marchesini wheels. While the chassis and braking hardware remain the same, the Hypermotard 950 SP has a longer-travel Ohlins suspension setup. Compared to the RVE, which uses a Marzocchi inverted front fork and a Sachs rear monoshock, the Hypermotard 950 SP is equipped with a 48mm Ohlins inverted front fork (185mm travel) and an Ohlins rear monoshock (175mm travel), both of which are fully adjustable. Due to the increased suspension travel, the…
MotoGP: Fabio Di Giannantonio will stay with VR46 until
Fabio di Giannantonio has signed with Ducati to race in MotoGP for the VR46 team next year, and he will be one of only three riders to compete on a factory GP25 machine in the 2025 series. Fabio Di Giannantonio has committed to racing for the VR46 Racing Team for the next two MotoGP seasons. The 25-year-old Italian will continue to race one of only three official Ducati motorcycles in the VR46 program. Despite interest from Yamaha's new satellite team Pramac, Di Giannantonio has chosen to remain with Ducati, the manufacturer he will debut with in 2022. The decision marks a significant shift for the rider. After losing the Gresini seat to Marc Marquez, Di Giannantonio's MotoGP future seemed uncertain. However, a fresh start with the VR46 has ignited his career, propelling him to eighth in the current riders' standings - a notable achievement that puts him ahead of his more experienced teammate Marco Bezzecchi. Also read: MotoGP British Grand…
MotoGP British Grand Prix: Bastianini wins at Silverstone, Martin
Enea Bastianini capped off a brilliant weekend at Silverstone by winning the 2024 MotoGP British Grand Prix. Despite a stiff challenge from the Spanish rider, the Italian rider overtook Jorge Martin with two laps left to seal victory. Enea Bastianini claimed his first win of the season at the 2024 MotoGP British Grand Prix, while Jorge Martin finished second and took the points lead from Francesco Bagnaia. The Italian rider showed great skill and determination to take his first win of the year, overtaking championship leader Jorge Martin with two laps remaining. After Martin finished second, he leapt to the top of the standings, replacing Francesco Bagnaia. The race started with dramatic tension from the outset. A chaotic first lap, with Miguel Oliveira and Raul Fernandez colliding, disrupted the initial run and set the stage for a thrilling race. While Francisco Bagnaia maintained his early advantage, Jorge Martin’s tenacity and strategic moves allowed him to seize the lead. Also read:…
Royal Enfield Himalayan vs Ducati DesertX Off-Road Comparison
OK, let's talk reality. Have we all spent too much time watching off-road videos on YouTube? No? Just me? Whether it was marveling at Pol Tarres effortlessly riding his off-road motorcycle across gaps or watching Andy Riemann's endurance masterclass as he conquered continents, these moments ignited something inside of me. These videos and plenty of off-road travel have left me obsessed with off-road machines. I'm talking about the kind of obsession where you figure out how to make a down payment in the morning and have the bike in the garage by the afternoon. But before I could make up my mind, I needed to honestly assess my skills. I currently ride my Triumph Trident 660 almost daily, and have raced it enough to consider myself an above-average road rider. However, I know I lack the experience to confidently call myself a fast or skilled off-road rider. So, which motorcycle is best for me? A lightweight middleweight machine that requires…
MotoGP: Ducati factory confirms support for VR46 team
Ducati has announced a partnership with the VR46 racing team. The two-year agreement was announced on the eve of the British Grand Prix. Ducati's previous exclusive factory support of Pramac Racing will end at the end of this season, with the latter now allied with Yamaha. In response, Ducati has deepened its cooperation with Valentino Rossi's VR46 team. VR46 will receive full Ducati technical and sports staff for 2025. However, unlike the previous arrangement with Pramac, which included two factory-spec motorcycles, VR46 will field a single factory-spec machine. As a result, Ducati's allocation of top-level motorcycles for the upcoming season will be reduced to three. The third GP25 is expected to be allocated to Fabio di Giannantonio, who is expected to sign a direct contract with Ducati to race alongside factory riders Francesco Bagnaia and Marc Marquez. Also read: MotoGP: Here are the teams' anniversary liveries revealed for the British Grand Prix Alessio Salucci, Director of the Pertamina Enduro VR46…
MotoGP: Here are the anniversary liveries released by each team
As the summer holidays come to an end, MotoGP returns to Silverstone to celebrate 75 years of history. For the first time, each motorcycle and each rider will feature a unique retro-style livery. Eleven teams, including the factory squad, revealed their retro livery schemes, highlighting key moments in their history. To immerse fans, the BMW M Safety Car, podium celebrations and other elements will feature nostalgic themes. Special events throughout the weekend will ensure an unforgettable experience for all attendees. Silverstone will be the place to be for fans eager to witness speed, style and 75 years of unrivalled racing. Here’s what the teams revealed. KTM Korea KTM is harking back to days gone by with a striking white and blue livery that pays homage to the iconic 1988 KTM Single Racer. This retro design adds a touch of class to the modern MotoGP circuit. Tech3 Natural Gas Natural Gas Tech3 GasGas will be launching a modified version of the…
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