Marquez, on Ducati debut, wins sprint at Thailand MotoGP
“Burning” Ducati forced Fabio Di Giannantonio out of “hell” Thai MotoGP sprint
Fabio Di Giannantonio says he pulled out of the MotoGP Thai Grand Prix sprint because his VR46 Ducati was “burning” him. The VR46 rider has had limited time on his Ducati this winter due to a shoulder injury, but was cleared to take part in this weekend’s season-opener at Buriram.
V-Twins got that torque, but they fall short of the new Ducati XDiavel V4's 160-plus horsepower. Mix in unique style and it's ...
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This Is The Sexiest Ducati Panigale And It’s For Someone SpecialSince the eight-time world champion isn’t going to ride on the road, Ducati has made sure his Panigale gets everything ...
The project was essentially a one-man endeavor at its core, with other talented craftsmen stepping in to lend a helping hand ...
As impressive as the head-turning looks and MotoGP-derived engine are, the XDiavel V4’s flashiest flex emerges elsewhere.
The imminent launch has been teased by the recent listing of the model on Ducati's official Indian website. The XDiavel V4 was unveiled globally earlier this year, and is expected to arrive at ...
It’s not just some ordinary replica paying homage to Ducati’s classic icon, but a fully-fledged custom with nothing boring about it ...
BURIRAM, Thailand (Reuters) -Six-times MotoGP champion Marc Marquez made a dream start to life at factory Ducati when he led ...
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