Globally recognized premium motorcycle brand Ducati has announced global celebrations for its 100th anniversary. The Italian motorcycle maker is known for its high-performance sports bikes. They announced the biggest event will be the World Ducati Week.

Ducati Announced For “World Ducati Week” For Their 100^th Anniversary

According to international automobile blog Visor Down, the three-day event will be held from July 3 to 5 at the Misano Circuit in Italy. Ducati described it as a historic and unique celebration. Early Advantage tickets are already on sale and will be available at a discounted rate until March 26.

Two types of tickets are available. Biker Pass is for those riding their own Ducati and Visitor Pass is for non-riders. The three-day Biker Pass costs 105 Euro, while the Visitor Pass is 90 Euro. One-day tickets are 75 Euro for bikers and 65 Euro for visitors. Ducati Official Club members get additional discounts valid through 2026.

One of the main highlights of this year’s World Ducati Week will be the Race of the Champions. MotoGP and WorldSBK stars including legends Marc Marquez and Alvaro Bautista will compete in this event. The race will feature a new format with free practice and qualifying before the main race. 

For Marc Marquez, this will be his first Race of Champions since joining the Ducati factory MotoGP team. This announcement generated huge interest among motorsport fans. Attendees will also have the chance to join test ride sessions. Ticket holders can visit the Ducati factory and Ducati Museum in Borgo Panigale at reduced rates.

Ducati also announced that the entry will be free of cost for participants from outside Europe, including Asia, Africa, the Americas and Oceania as well as for people with disabilities and their accompanying persons. Overall, the 100th anniversary celebrations promise a special experience for motorcycle enthusiasts worldwide.

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