World Ducati Week 2026: the experience begins online with the Web App, the FantaWDW and the Lenovo Race of Champions contest.
As anticipation mounts for World Ducati Week 2026, scheduled from July 3 to 5 at the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, Ducati presents three new initiatives designed to accompany enthusiasts toward the big event: the new official Web App, FantaWDW and a creative contest developed together with Lenovo.
The 2026 edition is destined to become part of Ducati history, bringing together generations of fans of the Reds of Borgo Panigale at the Misano circuit to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the motorcycle manufacturer’s founding, which took place on July 4, 1926.
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But WDW2026 has already kicked off online, thanks to the WDW 2026 Web App, designed to accompany enthusiasts before and throughout every moment of the event. The App allows users to consult the full schedule, navigate via an interactive map of points of interest inside and outside the circuit and receive real-time updates, always at hand. To install it, simply visit the dedicated section on Ducati.com.
Making the Centenary edition even more exciting will be the return of FantaWDW – the digital game within the Ducati Web App, this year dedicated to the Lenovo Race of Champions and the V2 Future Champ Ducati Academy. Ducatisti will be able to create their own rider team, predict the results of the two races and compete with the community for exclusive Ducati prizes.
The winner will enjoy a “Rider MotoGP™ Premier” experience during the 2026 Misano Grand Prix (11–13 September), with dedicated access, paddock hospitality, and the chance to experience all the adrenaline of MotoGP™ from a privileged perspective. The runner-up will instead be able to watch the race from the Ducati Grandstand, while third place will receive a Ducati Legacy Kit featuring apparel and accessories from the Centenary celebratory collections.
For the Lenovo Race of Champions – the spectacular race scheduled for Sunday 5 July, featuring all Ducati MotoGP and Superbike riders alongside stars from the main international championships – the motorcycle manufacturer and Lenovo, the event’s Title Partner, are launching a creative contest dedicated to the community.
From today and running through 5 June, enthusiasts will be able to put their creativity to the test by designing the official logo of the Lenovo Race of Champions 2026. The winning project will officially become part of the competition’s visual identity, appearing on the livery of the competing motorcycles and on all related communication materials.
The creator of the selected logo will enjoy a truly unique experience, including two tickets to World Ducati Week and the chance to step onto the race podium to present the award to the winner of the weekend’s most spectacular challenge. All details and participation rules are available on the dedicated website.
Tickets for World Ducati Week 2026 are already available on the Ducati website in the Biker Pass (participant with motorcycle) and Visitor Pass (passenger or pedestrian participant) formats, valid for either one day or all three days of the event. Both pass types grant access to all public areas of the gathering and free participation in numerous activities.
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Ducati is an Italian motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1926 in Bologna, known for high-performance motorcycles with distinctive designs and powerful engines, particularly the 90° V-twin, which it brands as the “L-twin”. The company has a strong racing heritage, competing and winning in MotoGP and WorldSBK championships. Ducati was acquired by Audi in 2012 and is part of the Volkswagen Group.
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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.
