Luca Salvꦬadori’s ambition was to compete at the Isle of Man TT, and he had pinpointed the year for his first entry.

Tragically, Salvadori died last weekend in a road racing accident in Germany. He was only 3🅷2 years old.

His pass𒐪ing has rocked the motorcycle racing community with many MotoGP riders expressing their condolences.

Denis Sacchetti, team manager of the World Superbikes Go Eleven Ducati team, has shared a back-story aboutꦫ Salvadori’s hopes.

“At the same time he decided to try this challenge in road racing with an ultimate dream represented by pa🌞rticipation in the Isle of Man TT,” Sacchetti told .

“The TT was his big𝓡 dream and,ꦉ in my opinion, 2026 would have been the right year to try it, since he himself told me so.

“Unfo𝓰rtunately it did not turn out as he dreamed and today we find our♑selves here mourning his passing.”

Salvadori was road ♍racing this year on a Ducati, with the Broncos team. His bike was purcha🍨sed from Sacchetti’s Go Eleven WSBK team, GPOne report.

“I am really very shaken by this terrible 🅠news. I knewﷺ Luca very well,” Sacchetti said.

“He had an immense passion for racing and it was enough to look at his face to understand his love 🤡for this sport, which came about as if it were a sort o💞f forbidden dream.

“On🌌 social media he t🐟hen contributed, as we all know, to telling and making the world of two wheels even more well-known with his videos.”