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Ducati's 100 Grand Prix Wins
Ducati's technical lead Gigi Dall'Igna celebrates 100 MotoGP wins with a record-breaking 2026 season.
In brief
Ducati's technical lead Gigi Dall'Igna celebrates 100 MotoGP wins with a record-breaking 2026 season. Ducati's technical guru Gigi Dall'Igna achieved 100 MotoGP wins in 203 races since 2016, marking the most successful period for any manufacturer in MotoGP history. Originally reported by Autosport.
Dall'Igna's milestone
Gigi Dall'Igna celebrated his 100th MotoGP win at the 2026 Japanese Grand Prix.
“For sure, I'm proud about the job that all Ducati employees did during these years”
Historic win streak
Ducati won 100 races in just 203 races since 2016, including Andrea Iannone's first win in 2016.
“The first victory with Iannone in Austria was the one that was more important”
Ducati's rise
Ducati became a MotoGP powerhouse by addressing weaknesses of the Desmosedici bike in 2016.
“It was not easy, there was a lot of pressure at that time”
Technical innovations
Ducati pioneered ride-height devices and aerodynamics to change MotoGP's championship landscape.
“I think that in the last 10 years, the bike has changed more than in all the other years”
Dominant 2024 season
Ducati won 19 out of 20 races in 2024 with the GP24 bike, marking one of the most dominant campaigns.
“Honestly, the 2015 machine was the most important”
2026 season progress
Ducati won 8 races in 2026, continuing its streak of dominance in MotoGP.
“So, I think that bike, that machine, stays in my heart more than all the others”
Long-term success
Ducati has won 49.3% of races since 2013, compared to Honda's 78.2% in 1994-99.
“It would be wrong to diminish Mercedes' success to make Ducati's statistics look more impressive”
In short
Ducati's technical guru Gigi Dall'Igna achieved 100 MotoGP wins in 203 races since 2016, marking the most successful period for any manufacturer in MotoGP history.
