Three legs, one challenge, one goal: virtually climb Monte Bianco riding Ducati Scramblers.
Three legs, one challenge, one goal: virtually climb Monte Bianco riding Ducati Scramblers.The Days of Joy, the Ducati experience designed to offer a full immersion in the world of the “Land of Joy” in a perfect mix of road riding, outdoor activities and pure relaxation, are back with a completely new format. Scrambler Ducati for 2024 launches a challenge to all motorcyclists who want to get involved: accumulate the highest number of meters of elevation covered during the three legs and earn a place in the history of the Days of Joy.
“Elevation” is the name of the challenge launched by Ducati Scrambler to all enthusiasts. Participants will follow a studied itinerary that will allow them to reach the positive difference in altitude of 4805 metres, equal to the height of the highest peak in Italy, Monte Bianco. All those who complete at least one of the routes will be officially included in the Days of Joy “Hall of Joy”, which will bear witness to their exploits. Those who complete all three stages will receive the Days of Joy 2024 Gold Medal, which will give access to exclusive content from the Borgo Panigale manufacturer.
Along the itinerary, created in a ring format, there will be three base camps for three relaxation and entertainment stops that will offer different experiences during the course of the day.
The challenge falls on an important anniversary for the Ducati Scrambler: exactly 10 years ago, at WDW 2014, the first Icon was previewed to thousands of enthusiasts. It was an instant success: the “Land of Joy” won the hearts of over 110,000 motorcyclists worldwide. During the following decade, the Ducati Scrambler range joined the Icon, Urban Enduro, Full Throttle and Classic with iconic models like the Desert Sled and Café Racer, and exclusive bikes like the Fasthouse or the Italia Independent
All the models of the 2024 Ducati Scrambler range will be available for the Days of Joy activities. An exclusive new feature this year will be the possibility for five participants in each leg to take part in the experience with their own Scrambler.
There are three appointments in the 2024 calendar: the first in Misano (29 July), the second in Rome (21 September) and the third in Cinque Terre (19 October ).
For further information on the calendar, programme, costs and registration, you can consult the dedicated section on the Scramblerducati.com website or write to doj@scramblerducati.com.
Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
