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As speculation resurfaces that Volkswagen Group could sell Ducati amid its wider restructuring, CEO Claudio Domenicali said in July there is 'no indication' of any move at Borgo Panigale, even as the brand celebrates its centenary.
Word in the pits is Ducati keeps winning, MotoGP and WorldSBK both. Shipments slipped to 50,895 units in 2025, but the sale talk isn't about the racing, it's VW's balance sheet. Domenicali flat-out saying 'nothing happening in Borgo Panigale' — I read that as the paddock digging in.
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I want to believe 'nothing's happening', hope Borgo Panigale stays put.
Didn't realize Ducati was under VW's umbrella.
Audi and Lambo are a mess too, not just a Ducati thing.
Sale rumors on their 100th anniversary is just brutal irony.
No smoke without fire. Denying it in the middle of 100k job cuts feels suspicious if anything.
Given VW's finances there's a real incentive to spin it off though.
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