Art and Ducati motorcycles are slowly becoming intertwined, after the Ducati Art Prints, the internationally know Malaysian artist Moo Chew Wong, who inspired by Troy Bayliss’ winning Superbike that stands in Ducati’s museum, painted his own personal interpretation of the 999.

Moo Chew Wong who held his first Italian show last month in Bologna, also painted a real Ducati Monster as part of Ducati’s Monster Art Project.

Continue reading: The Ducati 999 Painting (w/video)

Chicco Toys has come up with this Ducati Race Track that features two mini remote controlled Ducati 999 Superbikes, that can be driven around the curves and bumps of a Grand Prix race track with an infra red handle bar control. The toy features accessories like a start line, pit stop, crash barriers, lap counter, sponsors advertising boards and has real Gran Prix sound effects.

This looks like a great gift idea for kids, and it’s recommended for children ages 2+ but knowing the attention span of pre-school children, it’ll probably be used and enjoyed more by their daddies.

Continue reading: Ducati Race Track by Chicco Toys