2027 Ducati Superleggera V4 Centenario 

Superleggera V4 Centenario Tricolore 100 masterpieces. One timeless legacy.

This hand-crafted 750 F1 #618 livery, created in just 100 collector's examples, is the expression of belonging, blending a century of relentless pursuit of performance and shaped by the iconic colours of victory. A meticulous work of art created for those who breathe the deep identity of Borgo Panigale and wish to celebrate its most exclusive essence in our centenary year.

Inspiration:

The legacy of the 750 F1: a masterpiece of speed

The 1986 750 F1 stands as a milestone in Borgo Panigale's history, representing the ultimate evolution of the air-cooled twin-cylinder engine and the final racing masterpiece designed by the legendary Fabio Taglioni. But its myth was truly forged on the track by the talent and grit of Marco Lucchinelli. In 1986, "Lucky" took this machine to a historic victory at the Daytona Battle of the Twins, defeating the most powerful international competitors through sheer riding brilliance and technical agility. This triumph wasn't just a race win; it was a declaration of Italian engineering supremacy.

Born from the Grand Prix prototypes, the 750 F1 featured a radical trellis frame and cantilever rear suspension that allowed Lucchinelli to defy the limits of physics. Its iconic Tricolore livery became a symbol of that competitive fire: a perfect synthesis of mechanical purity and racing glory that continues to inspire our most exclusive creations.

Superleggera V4 Centenario Tricolore 100 masterpieces. One timeless legacy.

 

 

This hand-crafted 750 F1 #618 livery, created in just 100 collector's examples, is the expression of belonging, blending a century of relentless pursuit of performance and shaped by the iconic colours of victory. A meticulous work of art created for those who breathe the deep identity of Borgo Panigale and wish to celebrate its most exclusive essence in our centenary year.

A bold sign of identity

 

 

The iconic "double stripe" logo designed by Giugiaro in the 80s returns to the fairings. It is a powerful tribute to the era that redefined Ducati's visual language, now racing into a new century of speed.

A legacy in every line

 

 

The subtle red rim finish is a sophisticated tribute to the 1986 750 F1. A precise aesthetic signature that honors the "Battle of the Twins" legend, weaving Ducati's racing heritage into the cutting-edge design of the Centenario.

A aesthetic tribute to an era

 

 

The golden stripe on the fuel tank recalls the transparent sections once used on racing motorcycles to visually check fuel levels. A detail rooted in motorsport heritage. It serves as a reminder of how far engineering and technology have progressed over time.

Suited for the racetrack

 

 

The front and side number plates, crafted from exposed carbon fiber, pay homage to the "618" racing plates of Marco Lucchinelli's victory. A radical integration where heritage meets the most advanced lightweight material technology.

Signature Helmet: the ultimate aesthetic bond

 

 

Completing the collector's look is Arai's top-of-the-range racing helmet, featuring a composite-fiber shell. Designed by the Ducati Centro Stile, it highlights the historic Giugiaro logo and Lucchinelli's legendary number 618. Equipped with a thermo-formed VAS visor for perfect peripheral vision, it represents the final fragment of Ducati history, available exclusively to the 100 owners of the Superleggera V4 Centenario Tricolore.

Leather suit SuMisura for the elite

 

 

The dedicated leather suit and jacket are the natural extension of the Tricolore livery, designed to merge rider and motorcycle into a single chromatic pulse. Crafted from premium kangaroo leather for uncompromising lightness and elasticity, the suit integrates an airbag system, titanium metal plates, and protective elements on the shoulders, elbows, and knees. The jacket is made from soft bovine leather with shoulder and elbow protection, delivering the perfect balance between style and safety. Available exclusively through the SuMisura program for the 100 owners, these garments stand as a statement of absolute belonging.