Motorsports
Vettel searched for the thieves of his bag with a scooter in the center of Barcelona
The next morning after the Spanish GP, Sebastian Vettel became the victim of a robbery and decided to take matters into his own hands, personally searching the thieves with a scooter on the streets of the Catalan city.
According to the Spanish El Periodico, Sebastian Vettel’s bag was stolen around 8 a.m. last Monday morning (May 23) when the German Formula 1 driver parked his car for a few minutes and drove away – without locking the car.
The robber, who was apparently watching closely, then made his move: he opened the car, grabbed Vettel’s bag and drove away. As soon as the German realized what had happened, he decided to take a scooter and search for it using the GPS tracker in his pocket.
Inside the bag were his wireless headphones, which contained the tracking device, as well as some documents that the 34-year-old Aston Martin F1 driver appeared to need.
However, the robbers must have known about the tracking device on the headphones and gotten rid of them, as Vettel found them discarded – but not his stolen bag with all the documents it contained. All he could do now was contact the Spanish police, who would investigate the incident.
We remind you that a few weeks ago Charles Leclerc was also a victim of a robbery when someone stole his watch worth 300,000 euros while he was posing for a group photo in Italy.
Source: sport 24
Sophia Jhon is a sports journalist and author. He has worked as a news editor for Sportish and is now a sport columnist for the same publication. Alberta’s professional interests lie largely in sports news, with an emphasis on English football. He has also written articles on other sporting topics.