The high performance tyre of the future will be very different to the tyres we drive on today, if the results of a recent design competition are a guide.
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Highlighting the relationship between Ducati and airport retail specialist, Meridian Duty Free, Ducati opened its airport shop at Venice's Marco Polo Airport. The opening of this airport shop follows quickly on the heels of the opening of shops at Leonardo Da Vinci Airport and Guglielmo Marconi Airport. For the rest, and more photos of the store, click HERE Delete the scoop?
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Passengers enjoy Ducati Days at Zürich Airport... Sponsored by the recently opened Ducati flagship store in Zürich Dietlikon, the campaign features 44 red ‘divas’ in 12 locations across the airport. It started on 9 March and will continue until 22 April. Ducati models on show range from the bestselling Monster and the new Ducati Diavel to this year’s ‘superstar’, the 1199 Panigale. The promotion also offers visitors the chance to win a new Streetfighter 848....more here: http://www.moodiereport.com/document.php?c_id=6&doc_id=30672 UPDATE - To see the just posted Ducati.com video click here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=oZF1m-7Sois#! Delete the scoop?
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No Ducati content but we like the way they are thinking. Extremely futureistic but potentially plausible?