
Mark your calendars for June 29th and 30th, as the Ducati & Porsche Experience offers an adrenaline-filled two days at the Porsche Experience Center Franciacorta. This collaboration between Ducati and Porsche Italia invites seasoned and novice drivers and riders to a full day of high-octane and full-throttled education and excitement.
This year introduces the innovative format conceived jointly by Ducati and Porsche Italia. It aims to merge the thrill of two-wheeled and four-wheeled high-performance vehicles. Participants can test their skills on a selection of Ducatis and three Porsche models.

Set in the backdrop of the Porsche Experience Center Franciacorta, guests will experience one of the largest and most versatile automotive experience centers globally. The center features five distinct tracks, ranging from high-speed stretches to challenging low-grip and off-road sections.
The Ducati & Porsche Experience is designed to cater to all skill levels. The day is split into two segments, dedicating half the day to mastering motorcycles and the other half to automobiles. This format ensures participants can fully immerse themselves in learning the dynamics of each vehicle type. From adopting the correct riding and driving positions to advanced braking and emergency handling, the program covers a comprehensive range of skills. Motorcycle instruction will be modeled after Ducati’s acclaimed Ducati Riding Experience (DRE) Road course, designed to enhance the riding abilities of individuals across all experience levels and familiarize them with Ducati’s extensive range of technological advancements.

Participants are required to wear legitimate track attire and safety gear. For those without personal gear, necessary attire can be reserved through the course registration, subject to availability.
Registration for the Ducati & Porsche Experience is now open.


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