An authentic piece of early-2000s World Superbike history, this Ducati Corse FILA racing suit originates from the legendary 2003 championship season—one of Ducati’s most dominant eras in modern racing.
Finished in the unmistakable factory FILA red, white, and blue livery, this suit matches the design worn by riders of the official Ducati team, including Rubén Xaus during his championship-contending season.
Unlike commercial replicas, this example was acquired as leftover team stock, making it a rare opportunity to own a genuine piece of factory-era racing equipment.
Key Features
Professional-grade full leather race suit (team-issued construction)
Aerodynamic race hump for high-speed performance
Reinforced shoulder, elbow, and knee armor zones
Accordion stretch panels for aggressive riding ergonomics
Period-correct sponsor configuration:
Historical Context
The 2003 season of the Superbike World Championship saw Ducati dominate with the 999 platform, with Xaus finishing runner-up and contributing to a landmark year for the brand.
This suit represents that era—when Ducati’s factory team set the benchmark in production-based racing.
An authentic piece of early-2000s World Superbike history, this Ducati Corse FILA racing suit originates from the legendary 2003 championship season—one of Ducati’s most dominant eras in modern racing.
Finished in the unmistakable factory FILA red, white, and blue livery, this suit matches the design worn by riders of the official Ducati team, including Rubén Xaus during his championship-contending season.
Unlike commercial replicas, this example was acquired as leftover team stock, making it a rare opportunity to own a genuine piece of factory-era racing equipment.
Key Features
Professional-grade full leather race suit (team-issued construction)
Aerodynamic race hump for high-speed performance
Reinforced shoulder, elbow, and knee armor zones
Accordion stretch panels for aggressive riding ergonomics
Period-correct sponsor configuration:
Historical Context
The 2003 season of the Superbike World Championship saw Ducati dominate with the 999 platform, with Xaus finishing runner-up and contributing to a landmark year for the brand.
This suit represents that era—when Ducati’s factory team set the benchmark in production-based racing.
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