It was a night to remember in Bologna as Piazza Maggiore turned red to celebrate Ducati's perfect season in both @motogp and @worldsbk. Fans from all over the world gathered in Piazza Maggiore to celebrate this historic moment with Ducatisti enthusiasts, despite the rain and cold temperatures. World Champions Francesco Bagnaia and Álvaro Bautista were the stars of the evening, receiving a tidal wave of affection from the crowd. The event, which was hosted by journalist and motorsport enthusiast Barbara Pedrotti, featured speeches by Ducati CEO Claudio Domenicali, the President of the Emilia-Romagna Region Stefano Bonaccini, and the Mayor of Bologna Matteo Lepore, all of whom emphasized the importance of the event for the city and the value of the collaboration with Ducati in the Emilia-Romagna Motor Valley. Attendees were also warmed with the entertainment of beloved artists such as J-Ax, DJ Fresco, Luca Ward, Federico Poggipollini, and Giuseppe Giacobazzi. Ducati Corse General Manager Luigi Dall'Igna and other key figures in the company's racing success also took to the stage to share their thoughts on the season. The highlight of the evening came when Guido Meda called @pecco63 and @abautista19 to the stage who were welcomed with great enthusiasm. The celebration of the successes of Bagnaia and Bautista was shared with the other Ducati riders present at the event: Axel Bassani, Enea Bastianini, Marco Bezzecchi, Chaz Davies, Fabio Di Giannantonio, Luca Marini, Michele Pirro and Michael Ruben Rinaldi. As a special treat for fans and to celebrate this momentous racing season, two limited edition Panigale V4 motorcycles were also presented, paying homage to the triumphs of Bagnaia and Bautista with livery inspired by the bikes of the World Champions and dedicated components: The "Panigale V4 Bagnaia 2022 World Champion Replica" and the "Panigale V4 Bautista 2022 World Champion Replica" It was a fitting celebration for an unforgettable racing season and the conquest of the World Titles by Ducati. #CampioniInPiazza2 #ForzaDucati #Bologna #Italy