Cigarette Racing Team and Ducati unveil the 42x Ducati Edition Racing Boat
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02-22-2011, 10:02 AM
Cigarette Racing Team and Ducati unveil the 42x Ducati Edition Racing Boat 
CIGARETTE RACING TEAM AND DUCATI UNVEIL THE 42X DUCATI EDITION RACING BOAT
Miami, FL (17 February 2011) - Ducati and Cigarette Racing Team unveiled today the new Cigarette Racing 42X Ducati Edition at the Miami International Boat Show; launching a collaboration between two legends of marine and motorcycle performance.
The two performance icons have chosen to unveil the new model on Cigarette Racing Team's home turf in Florida; and the 42X Ducati Edition delivers everything aficionados have come to expect from the performance brands. With literally dozens of championships between the two companies, the 42X Ducati Edition comes from an unmatched performance heritage.
"We are delighted to team up with Cigarette Racing Team, the Ducati of the sea. This new 42X Ducati Edition brings together the two legends of performance, design and racing heritage. I am very excited to announce this exciting boat, and feel we have found an excellent new partner in the team at Cigarette Racing." said Gabriele Del Torchio, President and CEO of Ducati Motor Holding S.p.A.
"We are very proud to announce our partnership with one of the world's greatest high performance, design and lifestyle brands: Ducati. The relationship between Ducati and Cigarette Racing allows two incredible high performance brands to showcase our passions together in complimentary ways. Ducati is the only motorcycle brand that fits the performance and lifestyle expectations of Cigarette's customers." Said Skip Braver, CEO of Cigarette Racing Team.
The 42X Ducati Edition will feature a massive 2,200 horsepower rating from a pair of staggered 1,100hp Mercury Racing engines. The livery of the model is pure Ducati, in white with a Ducati Red racing stripe. A white interior boasting red accents features a specially designed stereo from JL Audio. The 42 foot hull boasts an eight foot beam; completing this astonishing 120+mph package.
The Cigarette Racing Team's "Ménage of Motorsports" display will feature the 42X Ducati Edition throughout the five days of the Miami International Boat Show.
For more information on the 42X Ducati Edition or to purchase this boat, please contact the Cigarette Racing Team at +1.305.931.4564 or visit them online at Cigarette Racing
About Cigarette Racing Team:
Cigarette Racing Team is the icon of performance boating as many people refer to ANY go-fast boat as a CIGARETTE. Cigarette Racing was founded in 1969 by Don Aronow, the notorious "Godfather of Powerboat Racing" who won numerous World Championship titles, and raised the profile of the company through racing and his association with celebrities, presidents and kings who were customers and friends. In 2002, the company was bought by Skip Braver, who focused on building Cigarettes with top-quality, safety and style. His efforts and a renewed international dealer network have restored Cigarette to its original status as the brand leader in luxury and performance. A Cigarette is not just a powerboat, it is a lifestyle.
About Ducati:
Founded in 1926, Ducati has been producing sport-inspired motorcycles since 1946. Their motorcycles are characterised by "Desmodromic" performance engines, innovative design and avant-garde technology. Covering several market segments, Ducati's range of motorcycles are divided into model families which include: Desmosedici RR, Hypermotard, Monster, Multistrada, Streetfighter, Superbike and the brand new Diavel. These authentic icons of "made in Italy" are sold in over 80 countries around the world, with concentration on the European, North-American and Japanese markets. Ducati is currently involved in both the World Superbike Championship and, with an official team, the World MotoGP Championship. In Superbike Ducati has won 16 of the last 20 Manufacturers' titles as well as 13 Riders' titles. Ducati have participated in MotoGP since 2003, and took both the Manufacturers' and Riders' titles in 2007.
Source [Autoblog via Ducati]
