The Latest Breaking News from Ducati

Ducati North America is holding its 2023 Giro Alpino Multistrada Tour in Vermont, and if you're a Multistrada owner, you're invited to participate.

Bulega, 23, is hotly tipped to make the step up to WSBK next year on one of Ducati’s two factory V4 Panigale Rs alongside reigning champion Alvaro Bautista.

In Australia, Ducati put the DesertX to the test, filling it up with one tank of gas and going straight for 285 miles from end to end of the Finke Desert course.

Ducati’s introducing a new feature to the rest of the Multistrada V4 lineup, from the Raly comes the Easy Lift Function, which helps riders lift the bike from the stand.

Ahead of this weekend’s seventh round at Imola, Kawasaki was handed a 250rpm increase, the second time it has received a rev limit boost in the 2023 WSBK season.

The Italian marque's all-conquering V4 R Panigale will now only be able to rev to 15600rpm, instead of 15850rpm as previously.

Lowes will ride the class-leading Ducati Panigale V4 R in the production-based category next year, joining his twin brother Alex Lowes, who recently signed a one-year contract extension with the factory Kawasaki team.

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…