Dreams owning a big motor's world champion could finally come true. Suzuki XR40's 500 world champion in 1982, Franco Uncini, will be auctioned at the Auction House COYS, Monaco.
As reported by The GizMag, this motor has a high historical value. Because the XR40 was brought to Uncini's five wins in Grand Prix in Austria, Netherlands, Yugoslavia, Great Britain, and the Grand Prix of Nations.
Over a decade, Uncini was the last Italian man who gave such a high degree. But in 2001, Valentino Rossi broke and he became the successor of Uncini.
"Selling a machine owning a remarkable history has become a privilege. But in addition of the arrival of the rider, it makes all ofthis more special," said Managing Director of COYS.
The plan in the auction was not just Suzuki XR40 500 which it will be released to the public, but also Honda 125 RSR's 1990-1991 world champion of Loris Capirossi. Aprilia 250 mounts and the former Jean-Michel Bayle. Morbidelli 1973 and owned by 13 times world champion, Angel Nieto.
