A supercar theft left nearly 900 disappointed. And for good reason, these people had to participate in a circuit event the next day.
Five sports cars were stolen from a British company this weekend. Unfortunately, it was just a day before they were scheduled for a track day.
Supercar thieves who make fans unhappy
Unfortunately, the theft of these 5 supercars had serious consequences. In fact, Car Chase Heroes found itself in a difficult situation and had no choice but to cancel the event. The flight took place between midnight and 4am on Saturday at Tibenham Airfield, Norfolk.
Among the stolen vehicles were a Lamborghini Huracan, an Audi R8, a Porsche Cayman, a Mercedes-AMG GT and a VW Golf GTI Clubsport. No, it wasn’t just supercars. But almost. The thieves were not limited to these five cars. In an interview given to our colleagues at Eastern Daily PressCar Chase Heroes spokesperson Nik Coleman explained that the company, which operates more than 100 cars, was targeted when thieves robbed a safe and stole all the vehicle keys.
More than 900 participants were expected at the event. Unfortunately, several residents reported hearing the stolen rental sports cars driving around their small village. Coleman, however, reassured those concerned that new dates would be offered for all those who had planned to attend this event.
How to find the cars?
Despite the theft, events will resume. “The company already has other events planned in Norfolk through 2026. We look forward to welcoming back everyone who would have been driving this weekend.” As well as many new customers. All those affected will be offered alternative dates”he declared. Residents have been urged to keep an eye out for stolen supercars and sports cars.
They therefore revealed images and descriptions of the cars. The Lamborghini Huracan is painted a bright red shade, the Audi R8 is orange, the Mercedes-AMG GT Roadster sports a black and orange livery. Finally, the stolen Porsche Cayman is white and the Golf GTI is painted white and blue. This is the edition that pays tribute to the Sale Sharks rugby team.
Norfolk police are obviously investigating this theft of supercars and sports cars. Law enforcement would like to speak with anyone who may have witnessed the theft or who could assist the investigation. However, the five vehicles were insured. The total value of the supercars is estimated at around 450,000 pounds sterling, or almost 550,000 euros.
