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Ducati won round eight of the World Superbike Championship (WorldSBK) at Donington Park in Britain, clinching a record 22nd manufacturers' title. It capped off a record-filled season and marked a major achievement for the team.
Ducati clinched its 22nd Manufacturers' title at Donington — do you understand the weight of that number? Passing 20 wins in WorldSBK is proof of decades spent fighting at the top. Building a fast bike alone isn't enough — without the tenacity to keep winning, a record like this doesn't accumulate. All I can say is, impressive.
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Is the Manufacturers' title an award given at the manufacturer level?
As someone who rides a production Panigale, I'm genuinely proud of this record.
Ever since it became the Panigale V4, it's been unstoppable - though it's been strong since the 998 days too.
I admit they're strong, but WSBK's Ducati dominance is so one-sided it honestly gets a bit dull mid-season.
Kawasaki was stopping them back when they had Rea. It's just lopsided right now.
Ducati's 22nd title - that's just on a different level now.
22 titles - if you check how many the other manufacturers have, it's downright depressing.
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