Recently, an incredible video of an unmanned motorcycle on the A4 motorway went viral on the Internet.
Just think! Seen and filmed on the curves of Joinville, the autonomous Harley Davidson was finally found a few kilometers further, in Paris.
The mystery of the motorcycle that rolls alone on… by the Parisian
The mystery kept Internet users in suspense for a few days before its unfortunate pilot spoke in the columns of Le Parisien, the mainstream media which first broadcast one of the videos.
Exclusive: the driver of the A4 ghost motorcycle… by the Parisian
Here, let's take this opportunity to look at how this institution treats the subject of motorcycles and Grand Prix motorcycles. It’s even easier since there is a Moto button on their website…
We can therefore find the latest news on the subject:
- VIDEO. A4 ghost bike: the driver testifies
- VIDEO. We found the ghost motorcycle from the A4 motorway!
- Beauvais: When the gendarmes advise bikers
- The mystery of the motorcycle that drives itself on the A4
- VIDEO. The mystery of the motorcycle that rolls alone on the A4, near Paris
- Aulnay-sous-Bois: the driver rushes towards the policeman on a motorcycle
- Le Vésinet: the stolen motorcycle was cool
- Bailly: a young man is killed on a motorbike
- VIDEO. Motorcycle: huge collective fall at the French Grand Prix
Admit that it’s not likely to spark too many vocations…
But let's not be bad language, since there is also a button " MotoGP "...
- Moto GP: Italian Valentino Rossi injured in motocross accident
- Former motorcycle world champion Nicky Hayden dies aged 36
- Moto GP: Zarco second in the French Grand Prix
- Stéphane Paulus: “On the circuit, there is no longer a handicap”
- Motorcycle: Zarco has “the potential to aim for the podium” at the French GP
- Motorcycle: full headlights on Zarco at the French GP
- Motorcycle: Zarco extends with Tech3 until 2018
We can see that the Zarco subject was deemed “salesy” enough to be included in what, far from being information, is only a compilation of subjects intended to create buzz.
Should we be happy about it? Yes, undoubtedly, because any positive media coverage of MotoGP is welcome, even if it is only due to purely mercantile motivations...
