We know that Marc VDS Racing deplores the theft of his Kalex, on display in its company hall, the same one that allowed Tito Rabat to win the Moto2 title at the end of the 2014 season. But, surprise! The British site displaydown came across this ad posted online on a site famous for auctions. It promises a competition motorcycle titled in 2014 in its category. Case solved? Even!
From an act of burglary, we are no longer far from moving on to the thriller about the Kalex version 2014 of Tito Rabat, who had the pleasure of leading her to the supreme title that season. Stolen on Wednesday, has the machine been on the internet since Friday and put up for auction? Possible if we judge by the title of this advertisement which prides itself on having all the documents ensuring the authenticity of the motorcycle offered.
The seller, contacted by Visordown, refuses to give his name, denies that it is the stolen motorcycle and argues that Marc VDS's was the one used at the start of the season, and not the real world champion...
Either way, we will soon know the truth!
Contacted by Visordown, the seller went into detail by presenting his product as the bike that won in Valencia and as being the one that was titled in 2014. Where things get tricky is that Marc VDS Racing thinks that it is a copy. Two deals in one? Is the seller not acting in good faith when the stolen motorcycle still cannot be found?
Marc VDS Racing sent a specialist to the site to untangle the tangle. The investigation therefore continues. Following the next number…
