Here’s an opportunity to acquire a racing Ducati with an excellent racing pedigree.
In fact this is the 996 RS from 1999 with which Troy Bayliss won the 1999 British Superbike Championship.

The complete history of this bike is known. Sold new at the start of 1999 by Ducati’s racing department to the English team, GSE Racing for use in the British Superbike Championships. Troy Bayliss the team’s Australian rider subsequently won the championship that year.

At the start of 2000 the bike was sold to Ducati France (documents available) to race in the French Superbike Championship with French rider Frédéric Protat at the controls. The rider with this bike subsequently won the French Championship in 2000 and 2001.

Later sold in 2002 to a French collector this bike is sold with a certificate of authenticity supplied by Ducati France.
The bike has recently completed a full overhaul and is in perfect running condition and is now available in France. Some additional spares are also included with the bike.

Race history and technical characteristics for this bike are visible beneath the photos.

This vehicle is available immediately. The price includes all European Union taxes and commissions.

Racing History:

1999	British Superbike Champion	Troy Bayliss
	(6 victories, 14 podiums, 6 pole positions)
2000	French Superbike Champion	Fred Protat
2001	French Superbike Champion	Fred Protat

Technical characteristics

Power: 178 hp @ 12 000 rpm
Torque: 11,2 mkg @ 9 500 rpm
Injection Magneti Marelli MF3 with three injectors per cylinder 60 m/m.
Dry clutch.
6 speed gearbox.
Forks Öhlins 46 m/m
Rear suspension Öhlins with magnesium swinging arm.
Magnesium wheels 16,5".
Front brake twin floating disks 330 m/m Brembo with machined callipers with 4 pistons.
Rear brake simple floating disk 200m/m callipers Brembo 2 pistons.