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In 2021 Francesco "Pecco" Bagnaia rode for the Ducati Lenovo Team with the number 63 and took four wins on the way to second place in the championship, behind Fabio Quartararo. It was also a year in which Ducati won both the constructors and teams titles for the first time since 2007.
Key Takeaways
- Bagnaia rode the Ducati Lenovo Team machine with number 63 in 2021 and won four races, finishing second overall.
- The suit is a replica inspired by his 2021 leathers, hand-stitched and made to order.
- Compare fit, stretch zones and armour placement, not only the livery.
- EN 1621-1 and EN 17092 describe armour and garment protection levels.
The , made to order by Leather Collection, is a replica inspired by the leathers Bagnaia wore that season, for riders who want the Ducati factory look with race-style construction.
Bagnaia and the Ducati in 2021
Bagnaia's fourth win of the year came at the Valencia finale, and his run made Ducati the benchmark of the season. Italian fans link the year with a rider who moved from promising talent to a title contender, which is why the suit remains a popular replica.
What to Look For in a Race Suit
- Leather shell: cowhide is the usual choice for track leathers.
- Stretch panels: elasticated zones at the underarms, crotch and behind the knees for freedom of movement.
- Armour and sliders: removable protectors at shoulders, elbows and knees, with sliders where the suit meets the road.
- Cut and lining: pre-curved sleeves and legs plus a breathable lining and optional perforation for warm sessions.
What the Protection Standards Mean
Race-style leathers are usually judged against two European standards. EN 1621-1 covers limb joint impact protectors such as shoulder, elbow and knee armour: For Level 1, the mean transmitted force must be below 35 kN with no single value above 50 kN; for Level 2, the mean must be below 20 kN. EN 17092 covers the garment itself and sorts it into classes from AAA down to C, with AAA the highest abrasion class. Anyone comparing suits should check which standard and class a specific product page states, because a replica look says nothing about protection.
The Ducati Red Look
The suit follows the Ducati factory design with the number 63. The page collects his designs by season, while the category and the show how the factory team look changed in later years.
Final Thoughts
The Bagnaia 2021 suit is a replica for fans of a defining Ducati year. Choose it by fit and build, and read the protection details on the product page before track use.
Updated: October 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
How many races did Bagnaia win in 2021?
Francesco Bagnaia won four races in the 2021 MotoGP season and finished second in the championship behind Fabio Quartararo, who took his first title. His fourth victory came at the Valencia Grand Prix, and Ducati won both the constructors and teams championships that year.
Which number did Bagnaia use in 2021?
Bagnaia raced with the number 63 for the Ducati Lenovo Team in 2021, as shown across the season results. Replica suits inspired by that year usually reproduce the number on the back and chest. Check the product photos and the product page to see exactly how the number and graphics appear on the suit before ordering.
What do the CE levels on armour mean?
CE armour levels come from EN 1621-1 for limb protectors. In the impact test, Level 1 requires a mean transmitted force below 35 kN with no single value above 50 kN, and Level 2 a mean below 20 kN. The lower figure means less force reaches the rider. Product pages should state which level the armour has.
Is a replica suit the same as the one Bagnaia wore?
No. A replica is inspired by the original design and is a separate made-to-order product, with no connection to the rider or team. Judge its protection by the standards and classes stated on the product page rather than by the livery.
Written by the Leather Collection Editorial Team.
