In this episode of Ducati Diaries, we introduce our newest host, Al Fagan, the man behind 44Teeth. Al dives into an epic conversation with Ryan Kluftinger, the creative force at FortNine, about his recent world-record-breaking, round the world challenge, alongside Connor Bondlow and award winning film- maker Edwin El Bainou aboard Ducati's Multistrada Rally.
Discover what inspired Ryan & Connor to take on this challenge, the hurdles they faced, and how it all came together. If you love stories of innovation, endurance, and pure motorcycling passion, this episode is for you. 

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The third instalment of Ducati Diaries sees Neil Hodgson chat with Ducati Lenovo Team Manager Davide Tardozzi. After retiring from racing, the former Italian Superbike rider went on to become a successful World Superbike team manager, winning multiple World Championships with the likes of Carl Fogarty, Troy Corser, James Toseland and Troy Bayliss. 

In 2014 Davide joined the Ducati MotoGP Team and to date he's overseen multiple MotoGP championship wins for Ducati with 4 Constructors' Championships, 2 Riders' Championships and 2 Teams' Championships. 

When it comes to motorcycle racing, Chaz Davies has pretty much done it all, from 125cc, 250cc and MotoGP racing to World Supersport and World Superbike, and from riding in America to MotoE, he’s been there and done that. And not only that, but he’s one of the nicest guys in the game. 

Ducati Diaries host Neil Hodgson takes Chaz Davies down memory lane to the early years of his career and early rivalries with the likes of Casey Stoner. The journey to his current ride in the MotoE championship is the sort of stuff that racing legends are made of, with the epic battles against Jonathan Rea just one of the many highlights.

Get ready for a chat that takes on racing rivalries, team dynamics and the life of an international top racer.    

Talking to Neil in the first episode is Casey Stoner, who shares some incredible insights into his journey to the top of the sport as well as the challenges he faced. Casey enjoyed a glittering career with two MotoGP championships, but made a shock decision to retire from the sport aged only 27. He talks to Neil about his motivations, struggles and whether there’s anything he wished he had done differently. It’s a candid and captivating conversation.