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Ducati will hold its DRE Racetrack academy at Misano on September 22 and 23. Four levels are offered, with a 1:3 instructor ratio and data analysis in the Master course; the fully individual One-to-One course can be booked with the new Panigale V4 R for an official price of €6,000.
Seen in the context of more than twenty years of DRE and over 34,000 participants, the Panigale V4 R is not merely an expensive test bike. The academy itself—where a manufacturer passes racing knowledge to its customers—has become a brand asset. At Misano, the system for narrowing the distance between competition and road motorcycles looks increasingly mature.
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More than 20 years and 34,000 riders—DRE is a Ducati tradition of its own.
The One-to-One course requires an unrestricted category A licence, right?
A 1:3 instructor ratio plus DDL analysis makes the Master course intensive.
Correcting mistakes with data rather than feel alone is valuable for safety too.
€6,000 is steep, especially before travel costs.
A dedicated instructor, pit and video analysis make it a different experience from a normal track day.
One-to-one coaching on the new V4 R at Misano is pure dream material.
