Rare and Remarkable: Ducati collection expands with 5 Limited-Edition Panigales

Delhi : Ducati, an Italian superbike company, has celebrated their record-breaking 2023 racing season by revealing five limited-edition Panigale superbikes. The racing bikes of Bagnaia, Bautista, Bulega, Martin, and Bezecchi from the MotoGP, WorldSBK, and WorldSSP racing championships will serve as the inspiration for the unique liveries on the five Collector's Limited-Edition Panigale bikes. At the "Campioni in Festa" event, the bikes were introduced.

Customers should start receiving the exclusive, limited-edition Panigale race replicas in July 2024.

With the rider's original signature on the tank and a certificate of authenticity, the limited-edition bikes will be made up of four Panigale V4s and one Panigale V2 in a numbered sequence. Furthermore, Ducati will include every model's technical accessories along with a hardwood shipment crate.

Following the team's victories in 2022 and 2023, three of the four Panigale V4s pay homage to the Desmosedici GP bikes of MotoGP riders Francesco Bagnaia (63), Jorge Martin (89), and Marco Bezzecchi (72). A Panigale V4R honors Alvaro Bautista's (19) WordSBK victory for the brand. The last bike, a Panigale V2, is devoted to 11-year-old Nicolo Bulega, who won the WorldSSP championship this year.

The four Panigale V4s are built on the "S" model and come equipped with an MCS master cylinder with remote adjust, billet aluminum adjustable footpegs, an Akrapovic homologated silencer, a nine-disc STM-EVO SBK dry clutch, and Brembo brake system with Stylema R calipers. Ohlins suspension, Akrapovic racing silencers, and adjustable Rizoma rider footpegs are all included in the one special edition Panigale V2. Carbon fiber is also used to make the swingarm guard, front and rear mudguards, chain guard, clutch cover guard, and shock absorber guard. A numberplate and mirror removal kit, as well as a billet aluminum racing tank lid, are also included with the V2.