About Desmosport Ducati
The DesmoSport Ducati team was formed in 2016 by the 2001/2006/2008 World Superbike champion Troy Bayliss and former Australian Superbike racer, Ben Henry.
The team, based out of Cube Performance Centre on the Gold Coast, competes in the Australian Superbike Championship (ASBK) against Australia’s, and some of the world’s, best Superbike racers.
The rules of ASBK result in very few mechanical changes to the standard Ducati Panigale V4 R apart from a full titanium exhaust, advanced Ohlins suspension package and advanced electronic management via a Magneti Marelli ECU.
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A day to remember.
A day to reflect.
While we use the day to remember those that not only gave their lives, but also served their country for all of us, we also can't help but reflect on others that meant something to us that are no longer with us.
#30 #AnzacDay #LestWeForget
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Round 3 is coming up fast!
Are you coming to QR on May 2-4?
#DesmoSportDucati #inox
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Get the Most Out of Your Track Day
Crew Chief to @broc.pearson and now available to help you!
Robin Duyzers will be available for suspension support and setup advice at all QR Moto Ride Days — giving you direct access to world-class expertise right at the track.
Whether you’re looking to fine-tune your setup, dial in suspension changes between sessions, or get expert feedback on your bike’s handling, Robin will be there to help.
#DesmoSportDucati #QRMotoRideDays
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Focus was high in Sydney during the Free Practice sessions as we looked to improve 😬
Net result was P3 in Qualifying though 🙌
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Thanks raiders DesmoSport Ducati all Viva 💪🌹❤🏍 Go Ducati superbike
Two down and six to go...
Bring on Queensland Raceway!
Don't forget you can watch from the comfort of the fully enclosed hospitality suite above the DesmoSport Ducati garage:
ridersupportaustralia.com.au/event-6070237
The 2025 ASBK will see DesmoSport Ducati line up from 18 starts over the season!
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Shame western Australia doesn't get a round
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