We Ride As One recap: celebrating 100 years of Ducati spirit

We had a brilliant time at the Shuttleworth Collection Museum on Saturday 9 May, celebrating #WeRideAsOne on a very special year for Ducati.

We set off from our showroom in Fenstanton and headed to the aerodrome in Bedfordshire. The sun was shining as we enjoyed great views of the airfield and the planes on show – as well as some gorgeous two-wheeled machines, of course!

Ducati is, and always has been, a collective story. There was a great community feel at the event, reminding us that it’s the camaraderie of fellow riders that makes the ride truly unforgettable.

Past and future

2026 marked the fifth edition of the global We Ride As One event, and the Shuttleworth Collection Museum set the perfect stage for our Vindis Ducati Cambridge celebration.

Located at the Old Warden Aerodrome in Bedfordshire, the hangars display some of the world’s oldest airworthy examples of historic aircraft and beautiful veteran vehicles. A fitting spot to honour a brand that first ‘took flight’ in 1926!

100 years of innovation

The global We Ride As One event saw more than 22,000 Ducatisti come together across all five continents to celebrate 100 years of performance, unmistakable Italian style and the enduring allure of motorcycling.

The event was shared in real time across Ducati's social media channels, including special photographic compositions dedicated to Ducati's Centenary, with participants forming the number ‘100’.

Source: Instagram @ducati

July is Ducati’s official ‘big birthday’, so mark your calendars for World Ducati Week 2026! And, to mark their centenary, Ducati have set a new benchmark in engineering excellence. Introducing the Superleggera V4 Centenario, their most advanced creation to date.

Thank you to all those who attended #WeRideAsOne and we hope you enjoyed the day as much as we did.