When do you need a definate answer by?

the minute Ducati announces their "island pleasure" pricing is the day I need the answer. 

Quote from: fastwin on October 23, 2012, 01:09:17 PM
I am not a DORNA fan...

Wake me up when WSBK shows up.

Were you aware that Dorna, SA now owns WSBK?  

Quote from: Pinocchio on October 27, 2012, 09:26:25 PM
Were you aware that Dorna, SA now owns WBSK? 

Dude.

Don't poke the bear.

He'll yell at you to get off his lawn.

Once.

Quote from: UnionJill on October 25, 2012, 05:20:21 PM
I guess me and my Brit bike have been voted off of the (Duc) island...   

(Oh well, I guess I need to fix that between now and then)...   

There is only one solution   

don't worry Lisa she's going to do it. 

That would be awesome    I've seen the bike...

Quote from: Cher on October 29, 2012, 04:36:46 AM
That would be awesome    I've seen the bike...

But now I am torn...   the '13 has an aluminum tank, but I like the '12 paint job better...

(must find a paying job first...     )

In.

See the e-mail I sent you Dax.

Mark

Hoping to be around stiil in Austin for this but still without ride. 

Can one still get in on Duc Island ticket sans Duc?

Yes. Parking your Duc is an optional part of the Ducati Island package. You don't need to bring your bike, but the Ducati hospitality tent is for owners only, with free Cappucino, biscotti, bottled water, hat, T-shirt, and shade. You need to present proof of Ducati ownership to the credentialing person at the door. Proof of insurance will do. Any race attendee can wander through the Ducati Island, buy Ducati branded gear and apparel from dealers, attend the Ducati "fashion" shows, view the racing, historic and custom bikes on display, ask the Ducati models to pose with you for pictures, etc. Or that was my experience at Laguna Seca in 2010, anyway.

Quote from: Pinocchio on November 07, 2012, 08:40:37 PM
Yes. Parking your Duc is an optional part of the Ducati Island package. You don't need to bring your bike, but the Ducati hospitality tent is for owners only, with free Cappucino, biscotti, bottled water, hat, T-shirt, and shade. You need to present proof of Ducati ownership to the credentialing person at the door. Proof of insurance will do. Any race attendee can wander through the Ducati Island, buy Ducati branded gear and apparel from dealers, attend the Ducati "fashion" shows, view the racing, historic and custom bikes on display, ask the Ducati models to pose with you for pictures, etc. Or that was my experience at Laguna Seca in 2010, anyway.

Been there..done all that. Hmmm..wonder if I can use any of my connections?! 

Quote from: Pinocchio on November 07, 2012, 08:40:37 PM
.... You need to present proof of Ducati ownership to the credentialing person at the door. ...

It would be awesome if someone brought a swollen plastic gas tank as proof... 

Musk, get in contact with Vicki Smith. She's usually the person organizing the full Ducati experience in the US rounds. She usually gets group rates in specific hotels, which they call Duc Central or something like that, for the out-of-towners. She's also the person that usually organizes the weekend passes/parking on Ducati Island. If you guys are part of a DOC, then you'll probably be getting all the info through them.

Thanks.  I'll send an email today.