Ducati Xerox:

Second and third fastest times for Bayliss And Fabrizio

The Ducati Xerox Team is more than satisfied with the way the weekend has begun at the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, with Bayliss and Fabrizio registering the second and third fastest times in this afternoon’s first qualifying session. Rain showers earlier this morning meant that both riders had to cope with less than optimum grip on the track but this did not seem to deter them and an improvement in the weather conditions throughout the day allowed for some improvements regarding the (...)
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The Ducati Xerox team prepares for an action packed weekend in Phillip Island

Troy Bayliss and Michel Fabrizio (Ducati Xerox) have landed in Australia and are ready for another great weekend of racing after making such a strong start last week in Qatar. Having secured a victory and a second place finish last year at the Island, Bayliss, who has announced he will retire after the 2008 World Superbike season, is keen to repeat that success at his home track again this year in front of a large crowd of spectators. Bayliss heads into this second round leading the (...)
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A challenging Superpole for the Ducati Xerox Team

Both Ducati Xerox Team riders Bayliss and Fabrizio took part in today’s closely fought Superpole to take seventh and tenth place respectively on the grid for tomorrow’s races. Another positive qualifying session this morning was followed by Superpole in which Bayliss failed to match the lap times he had recorded earlier. Team-mate Fabrizio improved on his best qualifying time but a competitive field and decisions regarding tyre usage meant that unfortunately neither rider was (...)
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The Ducati Xerox team has presented its new look in Jerez

During the official presentation of the Ducati 1098 R, which took place this week at the Spanish track in Jerez de la Frontera, the Ducati Xerox Team have unveiled the new livery of the Ducati 1098 F08 that will participate in the World Superbike Championship. The new 1098 F08 is directly derived from the 1098 R and has been developed as a result of the new World Superbike regulations that allow for both 1200cc two-cylinder machines and 1000cc four-cylinders to line up on the grid (...)
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Stoner dominates Brno Grand Prix for 7th win of the season

Ducati Marlboro Team rider Casey Stoner put in a faultless display in front of 141,000 fans at Brno today, winning the Czech Grand Prix to extend his World Championship advantage to 60 points. Team-mate Loris Capirossi came in sixth after an entertaining tussle with several other riders. It was another perfect weekend for the awesome Australian who dominated both days of practice, secured pole position and then led from start to finish, leaving his rivals floundering in his wake and (...)
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Casey Stoner takes the pole at the Czech Grand Prix

Casey Stoner, the current leader of the Championship, took the pole position ahead of the two Repsol Honda motorcycles. The Ducati Marlboro Team rider overtook the Honda motorcycle driven by Nicky Hayden with 0.280 seconds. Dani Pedrosa, Hayden’s team mate followed them closely finishing on the 3rd place. John Hopkins, had been one of the few riders to get close to Casey Stoner in the practice session, but the Suzuki rider wasn’t so lucky in the qualifying session, finishing on the 4th (...
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The invisible heroes from Ducati

When a rider from Ducati Xerox team steps on a podium to receive the cup and to celebrate another win on the track, it’s a special day nut just for him but for the whole team. Behind him there are those who build and prepare his bike, and ensure that he’s equipped to perform at the top level: the engineers and support staff. And here it is: a video about the heroes behind the Champion, a short film of Ducati engineers building a bike. (...)
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Casey Stoner wins the Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix

The 25 years old Casey Stoner won the Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix.He dominated the Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix race at Laguna Seca from start to finish on Sunday to take his sixth win of the year. Stoner passed the finish line with an advantage of almost 10 seconds ahead of his compatriot Chris Vermeulen (Rizla Suzuki).Vermeulen was followed by Marco Melandri (Honda Gresini) who had a superb race, from the 10th place to the 3rd. John Hopkins (Rizla Suzuki) and Nicky Hayden (Repsol Honda) hadn’t (...
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