“Bureaucratic problems” prevent Luca Salvadori’s body returning to Italy yet
Family of Luca Salvadori share an update

Luca Salvadori’s body has not yet been brought home, his family ﷺhave explained.
The motorcycle racing world is in mourning after the deat🎶h of the Italian rider last weekend in a roa♏d racing accident.
The incident took place in Germany, where Salvadori’s body ⭕remains, meaning no funeral has yet taken place.
“Luca's family communicates 𒅌that it is doing everything it can to speed up Luca's return to Italy,” a statement co꧑nfirmed.
“Bureaucratic prob🔜lems of various types are unfortunately slowing down this proce🔯ss but we are confident that everything can be resolved soon.
“We will g🧸ive news🦩 on the date of the funeral as soon as possible which in any case cannot take place before Wednesday 25th.”
Ducati bikes in MotoGP and Wo💞rld Superbikes are carrying stickers to pay tribute to Salvadori this weekend.
As w💯ell as being a respected racer, he had become well-known for his social media presence.
Pecco Bagnaia said in Misano about Salvadori: “We lost a very great person, a🦂 friend.
“We used to speak a lot and had some di🥀nners together. He was a very kind guy. I think everybody loved him because he w🅘as very fun and had a true passion for motorsport.
“This passion wa🦂s pushing him to try to do every possibility in our sport. And he was always taking us with him on his [social media] videos, where his passion and the way he was speaking with us was fantastic.
"He was a very poಌsi♌tive guy, and when you meet a positive guy like him, it’s a person you need to have by your side, because they give you a lot of happy vibes.
“We will miss him a loܫt and I will try to keep in my ꦆmind everything he was doing for us, for me.”

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