Siemens and Ducati Extend Partnership to Drive MotoGP Innovation

Siemens Digital Industries Software and Ducati Corse have renewed a two-year technical partnership built on the Siemens Xcelerator open digital business platform.

The collaboration accelerates MotoGP engineering, simulation, and production-ready design for more powerful, secure, and sustainable motorcycles.

Digital tools power racetrack-to-road innovation

Ducati deploys Polarion for requirements management and Designcenter NX for advanced design.

Teamcenter acts as the digital thread, linking CAD, PLM, and ERP for unified collaboration across teams.

Simcenter and Simcenter Testlab enable virtual simulation and integration of live track data with physical tests.

Fibersim speeds carbon-fiber component development, while 3D printing lets engineers produce parts at the track during race weekends.

Results and strategic impact

The integrated PLM and simulation stack eliminates data silos and shortens development cycles for both race and street bikes.

Ducati engineers now collaborate across mechanical, electrical, and software domains using a single toolchain.

The partnership supports sustainability, rapid innovation, and competitive advantage in MotoGP and production lines.

On-track success followed: Ducati Lenovo Team won the 2025 MotoGP manufacturer and team titles, and Marc Márquez clinched the riders' championship.

Keywords: Siemens, Ducati, Xcelerator, MotoGP, Teamcenter, Polarion, NX, Simcenter, Fibersim, 3D printing, digital transformation, PLM.

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