WORLDSBK · MOTORCYCLE
Ducati 916
Verified profile
- Class
- Sport bike
- Frame
- Tubular steel trellis frame
- Engine
- Four-stroke, 916 cc, 90° V-twin, fuel injected 4-valve-per-cylinder desmodromic, liquid-cooled
- Successor
- Ducati 996
- Production
- 1994–1998
- Predecessor
- Ducati 888
- Manufacturer
- Ducati
- Transmission
- 6-speed, chain drive
Source-reported connections
Manufacturer · Ducati pinned motorcycle infobox; no model-year specification inferred
Infobox snapshot; source-reported career totals may use different populations from MotorPedia's observations.
Original revision · Wikipedia contributors · CC BY-SA 4.0 →Observed competition record
Selected class and era; incomplete source coverage, separate from source-reported infobox totals.
- Known Starts
- 10
- Observed Podiums
- 0
- Participation Seasons
- 1
Career timeline · source-reported entries
| Year | Class | Team | Manufacturer |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1999 | WorldSBK | Capill France Racing | Ducati |
| 1999 | WorldSBK | Hellinmoto Shell Advance | Ducati |
| 1999 | WorldSBK | JM SBK Team | Ducati |
| 1999 | WorldSBK | Team Garella Racing | Ducati |
| 1999 | WorldSBK | Team Motor Time | Ducati |
| 1999 | WorldSBK | Team Pacific | Ducati |
| 1999 | WorldSBK | Team Pedercini | Ducati |
| 1999 | WorldSBK | Techna Racing | Ducati |
| 1999 | WorldSBK | Tuden Racing | Ducati |
Results · 10 observations
Cleared source observations for the selected class. Per-round tables supply explicit timing, grids, laps and race points where available. Season matrices fill remaining races. Replaced matrices are retained as evidence, with genuine conflicts withheld. Combined classifications and interim standings remain separate; no missing field is reconstructed. Full coverage and certification remain incomplete.
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