Ducati was first established in 1926 and produces motor sport since 1946. Produced by Ducati Motor is always characterized by the design and performance above average. Currently, family members Diavel Ducati, Hypermotard, Monster, Multistrada, Streetfighter and Superbike.Brand is already sold in 80 countries competed in various races of the world ranging from World Superbike to MotoGP. In Superbike, Ducati has been recorded in the 300 race and the race until 2011.
For the lovers of the race of kings Ducati, MotoGP, this may be a good news. Because the Italian manufacturer is preparing to auction off two machines are used in the arena. Machines used GP10 Casey Stoner and Ducati when it was still in the machine used GP11 Rossi ready for auction.
The second bike will be auctioned in Monaco auction house, on 11-12 May 2012 as reported by the upcoming official release Ducati, Tuesday (03/13/2012).
"Ducati is on top of two wheels with a reputation for performance and design is clear," said Peter Wallman from the auction house RM Auctions will be auctioning off the machines.
Both motors were promised would not change from before. Being the same engine and specification as both drivers are used when the meandering track.
Built on the Ducati factory in Borgo Panigale, Bologna on December 7 to 11, 2009, the Ducati Desmosedici GP10 "CS1" used by Casey Stoner was first tested on December 14, 2009 before playing in Sepang, Malaysia in February 2010.
Stoner was first to use this machine to compete in Qatar in April 2010 and got the first victory with this machine in the Australian GP at Phillip Island in October 2010.
In addition, these machines also deliver recorded Stoner took pole position in Qatar, Phillip Island and Valencia as well as get a podium in Valencia, Assen and Catalunya. Ending Grand Prix in Valencia in November 2010 after running as far as 4232 km.
While the Ducati Desmosedici GP11 "VR2" used Valentino Rossi Ducati factory was built in 6 to 10 December 2010 and first began to test two days later.
Ducati Desmosedici VR2 has a capacity of 800 cc engine with 230 hp power. Motor is claimed to be able to run up to a maximum speed of 350 km / h.
When in the hands of Rossi, Ducati Desmosedici GP11 has a distance of 2342 km or less than that used Stoner Ducati GP10.
"The release of two highly specialized machines such as this is a very rare opportunity for us, so the lucky buyer must not only enter into a confidentiality agreement, but also a member of the 'family of Ducati," said Ducati Corse Technical Director Filippo Preziosi.
"Desmosedici GP10 and GP11 are two motors that are very interesting in the history of our GP project and therefore it will be an exciting opportunity for serious collectors," he added.
