
WSBK: Aruba.it Ducati Set Their Sights on Their 2023 Title Defense.
By Jack Hammersley
The Factory Ducati Squad unveil their 2023 Ducati V4R.
The Bologna had a fantastic 2022, lifting all the titles in MotoGP as well as lifting with the World Superbike crown for the first time since 2011 with Alvaro Bautista.
After a two-year stint with HRC, the number 19 returned to the Italian factory and was the best of the Titanic Trio with Toprak Razgatlioglu and Jonathan Rea.
The Spaniard took 31 podiums in 36 races with 16 of those podium finishes being race wins. Bautista faced many critics after the 2019 season where he threw away a 61-point advantage in the championship, but Alvaro showed that he had learned from his mistakes and won the championship at Mandalika.
After winning races in 2020 and 2021, Michael Ruben Rinaldi had hoped to take another step and fight for the championship, however the increase in pace from the Titanic Trio meant that Rinaldi had to fight to be the best of the rest with the half Italian, half Venezuelan finishing in fourth place in the championship standings with four podiums.



Featured Images: WorldSBK.com.
Looking to update your website?
Recent posts

BSB: The 2026 ZYN British Superbike Championship Season Finale is Upon Us

WSBK: Nicolo Bulega Takes a Record Breaking 28th Victory in 2026

Moto3: Max Quiles is Crowned the 2026 Champion

MOTOGP: Marco Bezzecchi Back to Winning Ways in Indonesia

Moto2: Three on the bounce as Izan Guevara claims Indonesian GP victory

WSBK: Nicolo Bulega Wins Race One in Estoril

Moto2: Izan Guevara makes it back-to-back wins with victory in Japanese GP

