Ducati Diavel V4 Voted “Most Beautiful Bike” at EICMA 2022

221114 Ducati at EICMA 2022 (Diavel V4) [678]

The Bologna motorcycle manufacturer wins the prestigious award for the 11th time
Remarkable turnout of Ducatisti at the Ducati Stand at the 79th edition of EICMA to view the new 2023 range and the MotoGP and Superbike championship-winning bikes with Francesco Bagnaia and Alvaro Bautista

MILAN, ITALY – November 14, 2022 – (Motor Sports NewsWire) – The Ducati Diavel V4 won the “Most Beautiful Bike” title at EICMA 2022. The judges were the attendees from the International Bicycle, Motorcycle and Accessory Exhibition, which over the four opening days crowded the pavilions of the Milano-Rho Fair and voted at the show or online.

The “Vote and win the most beautiful bike of the Show” contest, which has been organized since 2005 by the Italian magazine Motociclismo in cooperation with EICMA, sees this year’s eleventh win for Ducati. The Diavel V4 took first place with 36.8 percent of the votes out of the approximately 23,000 fans, including visitors to the Fair and users of the Motociclismo website, who expressed their favorite.

The success of the Ducati Diavel V4 was announced on Sunday, November 13, the final day of the Fair, followed by the official award ceremony at the “Motociclismo” booth. Collecting the prestigious award for the Bologna company was Andrea Amato, Chief Motorcycle Designer of the Ducati Centro Stile. The award ceremony was the last act of an intense week of exhibitions and events that saw a number of visitors close to pre-pandemic numbers.

Since the show’s opening day, the public has flocked to the Ducati stand in which the Bologna-based company displayed the new products presented during the 2023 Ducati World Première. The new Diavel V4 represents the perfect fusion between a maxi sport naked and a muscle cruiser. It is as powerful in design as it is effective in riding and showed the EICMA 2022 audience all its personality, winning the prestigious award.

At the heart of Ducati’s booth was the “Next Gen Freedom” Ducati Scrambler, featuring the three models Icon, Full Throttle and Nightshift. Adventure lovers could admire the new Multistrada V4 Rally and the DesertX in the new “RR22” livery, inspired by the Audi RS Q e-tron. Also present at the Ducati Stand were the new Panigale V4 R, the spearhead of the Bolognese supersport family with its 240.5 hp, and the new Streetfighter V2 in Storm Green livery, V4 S in Grey Nero color scheme, and V4 SP2, the family’s top-of-the-line model, produced in a numbered series. Finally, the Monster SP completes the Ducati range and the new Futa AXS e-Bike.

Also on display at EICMA was the “V21L” prototype, the bike that the Bologna-based manufacturer will participate next year in the FIM MotoE™ World Cup as the sole supplier. For Ducati, this bike represents an exciting technological challenge to write a new chapter in its great racing history and redefine the future of electric mobility on two wheels.

Admired by the entire EICMA audience were the two 2022 World Champion motorcycles: the Desmosedici GP on which Francesco Bagnaia won the title in Valencia and Alvaro Bautista’s Panigale V4 R, which won the World Superbike Championship with its two podiums in Mandalika. In the opening days of the show, fans flocked to photograph the two recently crowned champions whose successes added to that won by the Diavel V4 in an unforgettable week for Ducati.