First pictures: Ducati Desmosedici GP5. These are the first pictures of the new Ducati Desmosedici GP5, which was unveiled on the picturesque slopes of Madonna di Campiglio, Italy, today (Thursday).

Ducati Corse has today unveiled the Desmosedici GP5 (pictured) which will be campaigned by Ducati Marlboro Team riders Loris Capirossi and Carlos Checa in the 2005 MotoGP World Championship.

Available starting in July 2007, this MotoGP replica motorcycle can be reserved through your local Ducati dealer! UPDATE: December 15, 2007 – Ducati has announced that the entire production run of ...

This year, the new bike is an evolution of the 2005 machine, though Ducati pointed out that of the 2,193 components that made up the Desmosedici GP5, 912 have been completely redesigned in the ...

Ducati has unveiled the Desmosedici GP5 in its 2005 race livery on top of the Groste glacier in the Dolomite mountains in Northern Italy. “The bike that Loris Capirossi and Carlos Checa will ...

Instead of Ducati’s usual V-twin, the Desmosedici RR has the world’s first production desmodromic V4 engine, which makes a reported 200 hp at 13,800 rpm.

Cupertino, Ca (20 November 2008) – Ducati North America is proud to offer a limited number of the previously sold out Desmosedici RR Grand Prix replicas for the North American market.

The Desmosedici RR is a close copy of the monstrous GP6 990cc racebike Ducati ran in the premier class as recently as last year, before the new 800cc GP7 began blowing away all opposition in 2007.

In 2010, the Desmosedici defiantly and definitively turned on its new master. Stoner crashed out of the first and third races and didn't register his first podium of the season until the sixth race.

Last year, Morbidelli joined Pramac to ride the best bike on the grid, a Ducati Desmosedici of the same specification as Francesco Bagnaia and Jorge Martin, and better than that of Marc Marquez's ...

The Desmosedici Stradale has, in fact, been inserted on the motorcycle with the front cylinders banked 42° back from the horizontal, just like the Ducati engines employed in MotoGP™.