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Aston Martin’s Vettel has bag robbed in Barcelona

by Fergal Walsh
3 years ago
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Aston Martin’s Vettel has bag robbed in Barcelona
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Four-time Formula 1 World Champion Sebastian Vettel had his bag stolen by thieves in Barcelona on Monday.

Vettel attempted to track down the robbers, riding a scooter through the city after the bag was stolen through a car window, according to El Periodico.

In the bag was a pair of AirPods, which are equipped with a GPS signal. Using the ‘Find my iPhone’ app, Vettel tried to locate the burglars.

The report states that Vettel located the headphones, however the bag and the rest of its contents were nowhere to be found.

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It is likely that the thieves discarded the headphones in an attempt to bring a halt to the tracking abilities.

Vettel has since reported the incident to local authorities, who have launched an investigation.

The event occurred just one day after the Spanish Grand Prix, in which Vettel finished 11th.

Vettel has endured a difficult start to the 2022 campaign, scoring just one top 10 result in his opening four races..

The 34-year-old was forced to miss the opening two grands prix of the year after testing positive for Covid-19.

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Comments 6

  1. Samuel says:
    3 years ago

    … Red Bull operatives at work, having a look-see inside Vettel’s bags, in search of stolen intellectual property –

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    • Johnny says:
      3 years ago

      No one knows their way around Red Bull better than Sebastian Vettel.

      Reply
    • Alfred says:
      3 years ago

      Kind of stupid, Vettel is not a guy known for playing his cards close to his chest. Whatever stolen Red Bull property was in Vettel’s bag would have been better shipped, via DHS, back to Aston Martin, than risk having to answer for it, personally.

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    • Barbi says:
      3 years ago

      The US$64 thousand question inquiring minds aspire to know: exactly what was it, inside that bag, that Vettel was so desperate to retrieve?

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  2. Sgt. E12 Gunny says:
    3 years ago

    Stupid civvy, blundering and mindlessly dundering after his bag, this Sebastian Vettel character, not a particularly intelligent guy. Is he? Stupid thing to do, that could have been a D-Tract snatch team, using his own ear buds to lure him, straight into the snatch-zone. Sebastian Vettel’s lucky to be alive.

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  3. Kippy says:
    3 years ago

    No. He’s lying. Again. Were it nothing of real value in his bag? Why would Vettel have hunted down the perpetrators, so desperately? Doesn’t jibe. Never is he on the level, about anything.

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