Today at Mugello, Ducati celebrates the Italian excellence made of art and ingenuity. Unveiling a special livery Ducati pays tribute to the Italian Renaissance, the golden age of creativity, innovation, and cultural transformation. A tribute that gives shape to its vision: combining technique and beauty to create something unique, capable of exciting, inspiring and leaving a mark - just like Ducati does with its motorcycles. Created by designer Aldo Drudi (inspired by Leonardo da Vinci and Niccolò Machiavelli), the livery blends art and engineering. The story unfolds in Florence: from the historic Stibbert Museum, where ancient armor meets modern racing suits, to Piazza della Signoria, where Ducati’s bikes stand among timeless masterpieces, beneath Michelangelo’s David and the grandeur of Palazzo Vecchio. This unique project turns Francesco Bagnaia and Marc Márquez into modern-day knights, riding their Desmosedici GP.   This livery is more than design. It’s a celebration of Italian i...