The Form of Aerodynamics

When Ducati unveiled their latest generation of Panigale V4R, the most prominent changes happened in its aerodynamics form. They had redesigned the winglets with a distinctive trailing edge shape and larger wingspan to improve performance. Ducati claimed that it generates greater downforce, which in turn enhances stability and traction for better braking performance.

Nicolo Bulega, Ducati World SBK rider, on board the Panigale V4R.

Unsurprisingly, Ducati's MotoGP division had developed the aerodynamics form of the Panigale V4R through wind tunnel testing. 

"It is the world’s first homologated road bike to be equipped with Corner Sidepods. Aerodynamic development has been carried out by Ducati Corse, the same department responsible for the MotoGP bikes’ aerodynamics.

These homologated road bikes are now adopting MotoGP's aerodynamic technologies to dominate superbike championships and boast Ducati's expertise in the field of aerodynamics. 

Fullsix's Beauty 

The bright red winglets equipped on the Panigale V4R are dressed to subtly complement the overall colour of the superbike. For a distinguished look, Fullsix's carbon fibre winglets offer sleek styling that compliments the superbike in an aggressive manner. Fullsix's plain weave pattern conspicuously speaks quality, consistency, and beauty. The carbon fibre is further refined with finishes of your choice. 

Fullsix Carbon V4R Winglets - Clear Coat finish.

These winglets can also be fitted on the Panigale V4 and V4S 2025 onwards with no modifications needed, simply plug-and-play. Additionally, Ducati Performance carbon fibre utilises satin-matte finish. To achieve the same look, we highly recommend Fullsix's satin finish.