Let's all go to Misano to cheer on Ducati!

The MotoGP stops in Romagna, Italy for the second home race of the Ducati Team

After the trip to Silverstone, where the MotoGP was not able to compete for safety reasons, the next stop on the calendar is Misano, the home circuit of Ducati riders. In fact, no later than a month and a half ago the 10th World Ducati Week took place at this circuit, with an attendance of over 90,000 fans, achieving an unprecedented success. In addition Dovizioso, Lorenzo and Pirro have recently had a day of testing here to better prepare for this important event.

Since problems with the track at Silverstone made it necessary to cancel the race, the current standings still reflect the results of the Czech Republic and Austria where the Desmosedici GP was triumphant with Dovizioso and Lorenzo. 

Misano will also see the return of the official test rider Michele Pirro, who just last year was able to pull off a remarkable performance, placing fifth. So keep an eye out for Michele as well, because he is a very fast rider and Ducati's competitiveness in MotoGP is largely the result of his work and skill. Michele is also coming off a victory at the spectacular Race of Champions held at World Ducati Week, which pitted all the Ducati riders against each other on their wonderful Panigale V4s. 

At Misano all Ducati riders will be able to enjoy the support of the Ducati Grandstand, and thanks to the string of victories tickets are went sold out during August which means that the stands will be packed with fans wearing Ducati red.

So everyone get ready this weekend to shout #forzaducati!

San Marino
Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli (San Marino)
12 September - 14 September 2025 Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli
General info

Built in 1972, the Misano circuit was a venue for GP races in the 80s and 90s before dropping off the calendar for fourteen years. After a number of modifications to improve the infrastructure and a change in the track direction, Misano returned to the MotoGP calendar in 2007. As always for a ‘home’ round, the Ducati Team riders can count on the support of numerous fans present in the Ducati Grandstand.

Circuit data
  • Length 4226 m
  • Turns
  • Fastest Lap 1'30''877
  • Laps number 27
  • Avarage speed 165.9 Km/h
  • 12 September
    • Free practice 1 UTC
    • Free practice 2 UTC
  • 13 September
    • Free practice 3 UTC
    • Qualify 1 UTC
    • Qualify 2 UTC
    • Sprint UTC
  • 14 September
    • Race UTC

All Ducatisti can follow the live updates from the track and post comments on the races with us on Twitter and on our official Facebook and Instagram and don't forget to use the hashtag #ForzaDucati.