Motociclismo, Ducati - Andrea Dovizioso - Photograph





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Hand-signed photograph of MotoGP legend Andrea Dovizioso, size 20x30 cm, framed, in near-perfect condition.
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Signed photograph by the great motorcycle racing legend and World Champion in 2004, Andrea Dovizioso. Autograph obtained in person. Size 20x30 cm. You can see the photograph from the exact moment of the autograph.
The item will be sent in a certified envelope (with tracking). Good protection will be used so that the lot does not suffer damage.
Andrea Dovizioso, nicknamed Dovi, is a former Italian motorcycle rider. He was the 125cc World Champion in 2004, runner-up in 250cc in 2006 and 2007, and three-time runner-up in the MotoGP premier class in 2017, 2018 and 2019, and third in 2011, where he accumulated a total of 15 victories, 62 podiums, 7 pole positions and 11 fastest laps. In the 2023 season he received the MotoGP Legend medal, becoming a member of the FIM Hall of Fame.
From 2008 to 2022 he competed in MotoGP for Repsol Honda Team, Ducati Team, Petronas Yamaha SRT and WithU Yamaha RNF. He retired as a full-time rider after not receiving an offer that, in his view, was not up to the level of a rider of his caliber. In 2025 he signed with Yamaha as a test rider, technical and performance advisor with a contract until 2027.
Signed photograph by the great motorcycle racing legend and World Champion in 2004, Andrea Dovizioso. Autograph obtained in person. Size 20x30 cm. You can see the photograph from the exact moment of the autograph.
The item will be sent in a certified envelope (with tracking). Good protection will be used so that the lot does not suffer damage.
Andrea Dovizioso, nicknamed Dovi, is a former Italian motorcycle rider. He was the 125cc World Champion in 2004, runner-up in 250cc in 2006 and 2007, and three-time runner-up in the MotoGP premier class in 2017, 2018 and 2019, and third in 2011, where he accumulated a total of 15 victories, 62 podiums, 7 pole positions and 11 fastest laps. In the 2023 season he received the MotoGP Legend medal, becoming a member of the FIM Hall of Fame.
From 2008 to 2022 he competed in MotoGP for Repsol Honda Team, Ducati Team, Petronas Yamaha SRT and WithU Yamaha RNF. He retired as a full-time rider after not receiving an offer that, in his view, was not up to the level of a rider of his caliber. In 2025 he signed with Yamaha as a test rider, technical and performance advisor with a contract until 2027.

