Ducati, #WeRideAsOne: a second edition with 15.000 enthusiasts involved around the world

The second edition of #WeRideAsOne, the global and widespread event, has brought together many enthusiasts of Ducati who started the engines of their respective vehicles Ducati e Ducati Scrambler to celebrate their passion for the Borgo Panigale brand in different parts of the world. The event took place on Saturday 6 May 2023 and 15.000 Ducatisti in more than 50 countries took part.

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The centerpiece of the event was once again the parade, with several examples present along the streets of well-known international cities including Berlin, Bogota, Brussels, Neighborhood, Mumbai, Ningbo, New York, Paris, Pretoria, Puebla, Roma, Singapore e Tel Aviv.

An event defined overall by 334 dealerships of the Ducati network, as well as 159 international Ducati Official Clubs on the five continents, with personalized itineraries to make the day in each respective location interesting. 

The format took shape from the desire to bring life to life Ducatista community a fun and sharing experience on two wheels. Keeping alive the passion that binds Ducatisti around the world, the brand has decided to make #WeRideAsOne a fixed annual event scheduled for every first Saturday in May. 
On its Instagram channel, Ducati reported the various events around the world in real time, sharing videos and images. All content remains visible on the channel in the #WeRideAsOne collection of featured stories.

In Italy, precisely in Rome, over 500 Ducatisti animated the city center of the capital following the Roman rider Fabio Di Giannantonio, who races in MotoGP on the Gresini Racing Team's Ducati. There was also an exclusive passage in via della Conciliazione, the road that leads to St. Peter's Square in Vatican City. A moment that made this experience unique. 

Instead at Mugello route more than 400 enthusiasts entered the track for a lap of the circuit, after having started with their respective bikes from Borgo Panigale, Florence and Prato, and then found themselves in front of the Tuscan circuit. Among those who left the Factory Store, next to the headquarters of the motorcycle manufacturer, riding one Ducati Multistrada V4 S CEO Claudio Domenicali was also there.