“Monica Allegranzi and Maurizio Salvadori, broken by disease, We inform you that yesterday, at the IRRC race in Germany, Luca was involved in a fatal incident for him. “He left us to pursue his passion.”. In these words, the family of Luca Salvadorifamous Italian rider and famous biker youtuber 32 yearsannounced the death of his son during the Frohburg test of the International Road Racing Championship.
The world of motorcycling and motorsports mourned through social networks the loss of one of its greatest media exponents. Just a few days ago, Salvadori published his experience the previous day World Ducati Week 2024where he was able to share the track with MotoGP world champion, Pecco Bagnaia, and his future teammate, eight-time champion Marc Márquez.
It shows the great passion of this biker and racing driver for the world of two wheels, both in its street and sports versions. “No words, goodbye Luca”shared the Italian, one of the protagonists of the last video posted on YouTube, through Instagram.
Salvadori, versatile, competed from a young age in various categories of Italian Speed Championshipwhere he won several events and the national title in the NT1000 category in the same year. Last year, he was part of paddock of MotoGP by the hand of Premium Pramac Racingwhere he competed in the category of MotoE (ranked 17th after accumulating injury problems). In the past, he participated in world championships World SSP and STK1000 in Superbike.
Salvadori was involved in the accident Didier Gramsa German driver who crashed in a fast corner in the middle of the night on Saturday during the qualifying session in Frohburg. Although he was rushed to the hospital, doctors were unable to save him due to the severity of his injuries. He Broncos Racinga competition team based in Brescia, Italy, also confirmed his death this Sunday: “With great sadness, we announce the loss of our Luca Salvadori… We offer our deepest condolences and rally around the members of the family at this time”.
In addition to his role as a competitor, Salvadori has developed a relevant public profile among motorcyclists, especially in his native Italy. On YouTube I had a community to be with over half a million subscribersand more than 400,000 in the case of Instagram. There he shared advice, experiences and interviews with relevant figures from the sector and the competition.
Salvadori’s professed dream is to fight the Isle of Man TTsomething he hopes to accomplish by 2025.
Source: La Verdad
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