Andrea Iannone and Team GoEleven have officially kicked off their 2025 season, revealing the striking new liv ... er .... paint scheme for their Ducati Panigale V4 R at a launch event in Limone Piemonte, nestled in the Italian Alps.

Iannone's fans would like you to know that he has paid his debt to society and like that one Jewish guy said "Let him who is without sin among you, cast the first stone ..." meaning like you didn't do some dumb crap in your 20s.

With the start of the motorsport season just weeks away and the Australian round at Phillip Island fast approaching, the team showcased an updated design that kinda re-imagines their iconic yellow and white color scheme.

Iannone has not yet killed an Australian seagull in his stint with the WSBK corps.

Iannone, who retains his signature #29, is set to build on his successful debut season in the Superbike World Championship, where he also began his partnership with Team GoEleven.

Iannone is focused on maintaining his momentum and pushing further in what has already been a semi-remarkable racing career.

If Iannone did use this motorcycle to put a bird down they could scrawl "this machine kills seagulls" ala Woody Guthrie ...

Iannone's career took a significant hit when he was handed a four-year suspension in 2019 for failing a doping test. He claimed the positive test was due to consuming contaminated meat in Asia, but the ban ultimately sidelined him from competitive racing.

No rider has had as many nicknames as "Crazy Joe". Iannone's nickname, The Maniac, was inspired by his, ah, aggressive and semi-fearless riding style.

Before his MotoGP debut, Iannone was a force to be reckoned with in the Moto2 class. He finished third in the championship three consecutive times (2010, 2011, and 2012), often battling with riders like Marc Márquez and Stefan Bradl.