Danilo Petrucci

Motorcycle racer and MotoGP competitor

Danilo Petrucci - Motorcycle racer and MotoGP competitor
Born

October 24th, 1990
34 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Italy

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Participated in motorcycle racing, primarily in the MotoGP category. Achieved significant success while racing with the Ducati factory team. Secured his first MotoGP victory at the 2020 Italian Grand Prix held at Mugello, becoming the first Italian to win for Ducati in the series. Competed in various motorcycle championships including Moto2 and Superbike, showcasing versatility and skill.

Won the 2020 Italian Grand Prix

Competed with Ducati in MotoGP

Raced in Moto2 and Superbike championships

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