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Friday, July 16, 2010

motoGP motors




Nicky Hayden has leaked a photo from deep inside the Bologna factory of his 2010 MotoGP bike. Making a stop at the famous Italian factory on route to India, to help open a Ducati new store, Hayden got a chance to see the new Ducati GP10 up close. Armed with his mobile phone Nicky snapped a photo of the new bike and posted the photo to his own website.

Whether this was a clever little marketing ploy from Ducati or a genuine bit of sneakiness from Nicky we’ll never know, either way the bike looks great and we can’t wait to see more. Snap away Nicky!
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