The Latest Breaking News from Ducati

Every year, the British National Motorcycle Museum holds three auctions filled with bikes and scooters to make a vintage two-wheel enthusiast's heart sing.

With racing in short supply during MotoGP's summer break, the focus of attention in the world championship is monopolised by the buzz of possible market movements. Aside from the case of Marc Marquez, who is devoting this summer to unravelling the scenario of his hypothetical departure from Honda, Marco Bezzecchi…

In its fourth season since returning to WSBK as a full works entity, Honda continues to languish, again finding itself locked in battle with BMW to avoid last place in the manufacturers’ standings.

Ducati joined with Volkswagen Group Spain Distribution to cement a new distribution deal that covers both the Spanish and Portuguese markets starting in 2024.

Ducati has begun deliveries of the Panigale V4 R superbike in the Indian market. It's priced at the equivalent of an eye-watering $85,000 USD.

Ducati North America is recalling 2020 through 2023 Panigale V2s due to a software issue that could incorrectly activate the daytime running lights at night.

Ducati is putting a few Desmosedici GP16 engine parts on sale which include the exhaust, intake camshaft, connecting rod, and piston. Prices are included.

The Australian moved to KTM for the 2023 season having been with Ducati since 2018 and scored his first podium with the Austrian manufacturer with a third at the Spanish GP.

Italian e-bike specialist Thok recently showcased a working prototype of its upcoming P4 model during the 2023 Eurobike.

Marco Bezzecchi's MotoGP contract with VR46 expires at the end of this year. The owner of the Ducati team for which he competes, and with which he is negotiating a contract extension, is also the same corporation that represents him.

Ducati has introduced a new Sport Package for the Streetfighter V4 consisting of billet aluminum components and two choices of an Akrapovič exhaust system.