Ducati Hypermotard 1100S Pramac Racing Replica by SC Project

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The Ducati Hypermotard 1100S already has an unmistakable silhouette, but this SC-Project version gives it a much more focused identity. Its white, red and black bodywork carries the visual language of the Pramac Racing Ducati Desmosedici GP9, turning the tall supermoto shape into a compact tribute to the race team. The supplied views show a finished motorcycle rather than a computer rendering, with the livery credited to Bargy Design.

Race graphics on a deliberately compact chassis

The paint scheme does more than add sponsor color. Red panels trace the tank and tail, while the white side sections leave the Ducati name and Pramac branding easy to read. That contrast also emphasizes the Hypermotard’s exposed red trellis frame. Instead of hiding the structure beneath a large fairing, the design makes the frame part of the decoration, linking the road bike’s mechanical layout with the race-inspired theme.

At the front, the white beak-shaped fender and headlight surround carry angular red graphics that visually widen the nose. A small Bridgestone mark on the front fork and additional competition-style decals reinforce the paddock connection without changing the motorcycle’s basic upright proportions. The black seat and black wheels provide a useful break from the bright bodywork, while thin red rim stripes carry the color treatment down to the road.

SC-Project hardware remains visible

The exhaust is the most obvious mechanical statement. A large black SC-Project silencer sits high beside the tail, connected to exposed metal headers that sweep beneath the engine. Its position gives the rear half of the bike a purposeful, tightly packaged appearance and keeps the exhaust brand prominent without requiring oversized body panels.

The photographs also show upside-down front forks, a substantial front brake assembly and a single-sided swingarm at the rear. Those components are not disguised by the paintwork; they help preserve the Hypermotard’s functional, supermoto-influenced character. The rear shock and linkage area remain visible beneath the short tail, adding texture to a design otherwise dominated by clean blocks of white, red and black.

A livery-led Ducati special

This project works because the graphic treatment follows the Ducati’s existing lines rather than attempting to turn it into a full race replica with added fairings. The raised tank, narrow seat and exposed frame still define the motorcycle, while the GP9-inspired colors supply the connection to Pramac Racing. In that sense, the build is best understood as a carefully branded Hypermotard special: recognizable as a Ducati road machine first, and a racing tribute second.

The original post identifies SC-Project as the presenter and associates the design with Pramac Racing, with Bargy Design responsible for the coloration. It does not provide verified engine-output figures, detailed component specifications or information about production numbers, so the significance of this motorcycle rests primarily in its documented appearance and livery concept.

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SC-Project, sponsor and supplier of the Pramac Racing MotoGP Team presented a special version of the Ducati Hypermotard 1000S with special livery of the Ducati Desmosedici GP9 Sat team. Coloration produced by Bargy Design.