Ducati Panigale V4 Tricolore: a collector’s bike to celebrate Made in Italy

• A special edition limited to 1,000 units with a unique livery and, for the first time on a Tricolore, components that improve performance on the track
• The global unveiling of the bike was presented at Art Basel in Miami at an exclusive event
• New asymmetric livery, designed by Aldo Drudi together with the Centro Stile Ducati, for a collector’s Panigale
• Exclusive components such as carbon fiber rims, dry clutch, and, for the first time on a production bike, the racing braking system with 338.5 mm discs

MIAMI, FL – December 8, 2024 – (Motor Sports NewsWire) – A tribute to all things “Made in Italy” and Ducati history: the Panigale V4 Tricolore. A collector’s bike produced in a limited capacity of 1,000 numbered units that will make the hearts of all enthusiasts beat faster, reinterpreting the livery of the 1984 750 F1, a bike that began exactly forty years ago. A Tricolore livery that in the following years was dedicated to the most prestigious versions of the various generations of Ducati Superbikes, ever since the first 851 Desmoquattro in 1988.

Innovation, tradition, and passion come together in one extraordinary tale. The Panigale V4 Tricolore is a renewed promise: that of getting excited again, of experiencing the privilege of a history that continues to define the future of sports motorcycles. A bond that spans time, celebrating Ducati’s engineering artistry and the indomitable Italian spirit that animates each of its creations.

For Ducati, the Panigale V4 Tricolore is the latest innovation of 2024. It has been an incredible year, in which the Borgo Panigale-based company has won the MotoGP Riders’ and Manufacturers’ titles for the third time in a row, coming close to absolute domination with nineteen victories out of twenty Grand Prix. Added to this are the World Manufacturers’ title in Superbike, the Riders’ title in Supersport, and the Italian title on debut with the 450 MX in Italian Motocross. There were also many national victories, including the Italian Superbike and the U.S. Superbike, which marked Ducati’s return to victory in the U.S. after 30 years. Last but not least, the historic successes in the Japanese Superbike Championship of the Panigale V4 managed by the Kagayama team.

Ducati North America CEO Jason Chinnock attended this world premiere alongside Ducati Motor Holding Vice President Global Sales Francesco Milicia and Director Strategy & Style Center Andrea Ferraresi, who said, “In Miami and at Art Basel in…