Aruba has signed a three-year agreement as partner and title sponsor of th💃𓆉e official Ducati World Superbike team.

Italy's leading web hosting and ♑cloud services company will be directly involved in team management of the "Aruba.it Racing - Ducati Superbike Team".

Ducati Corse will continue to be responsible for the development and preparation of the Panigale R bik🌳es to be raced under the revised 2015 WSBK regulatio🍒ns by Chaz Davies and Davide Giugliano.

"It's with great pleasure that we can announce this imp🔴ortant agreement with Aruba that guarantees a solid work platform for Ducati in the Superbike World Championship over the next three years,🐻" Claudio Domenicali, CEO of Ducati Motor Holding, stated.

"While fully respecting our philosophy of using racing to test and continuous𓃲ly improve the product that we offer to our fans, the new 'Aruba.it Racing - Ducati Superbike Team' will be able to count on a profoundly evolved version of the Panigale in 2015, which will also be available to our fans and be even mor꧂e powerful, lightweight and electronically cutting-edge.

"For Ducati, races have strategic importance, and the Superbike World Championship allows us to dꦉemonstrate, on track, just how high-performing and fast a twin-cylinder can be. With the new 2015 regulations, which stipulate that the bikes competing must be even closer to production🤡 models, we believe we have everything we need to be very competitive.

"With its 14 Riders' titles and 17 Manufacturers' titles, Ducati has an extraordinary h🀅istory of successes and victories in the Super🎃bike World Championship and, with this agreement, we think that we have laid the foundations from which to build on this unique record of achievement. I therefore wish Chaz and Davide lots of luck and extend a warm welcome to Aruba."

Serafino Foti has been confirmed as ꦏ2015 Team Manager, while Ernesto Marinelli will continue to be the Ducati Corse Superbike Project Director and Team Technical Director.

Ducati and Aruba have also decided to continue collaboration with Feel Racing, the technical and logistical structure that has long been linked to Ducati. Aruba will be responsible for organisational aspects of the team and also, together with Ducati, for team communication and marketing activities.

Aruba will be represented at the tracks by Luca Scassa. The 31-year old rider, who hails from Arezzo and has sixty Superbike races under his belt, will also be one of the team's official test riders.

Stefano Cecconi, CEO of Aruba, commented: "We are very proud of this partnership in which we have great faith, and that will allow us to manage♔, together with Ducati, an official team with two very competitive riders.

"We have taken the decision to 𒐪enter the world of racing because it links in many ways to our world a๊nd shares some of the same fundamental pillars, such as the continuous quest for maximum performance and ever increasing reliability, and a constant focus on safety."

The new tea🍸m will be off✱icially presented to the press in early February, with a dedicated event at the Aruba Data Centre in Arezzo.

The 2015ꦍ WSBK season gets underway at Phillip Island, Australia on February 22.