US EditionNoah Dettwiler's life no longer in danger after Moto3 crash, world champ Rueda to fly home
- Moto3 rider Noah Dettwiler is in stable condition after multiple surgeries due to a collision at the Malaysian Grand Prix, as reported by CIP Green Power.
- Jose Antonio Rueda collided with Dettwiler during the sighting lap, leading to both riders requiring treatment and hospital transfer.
- Doctors confirmed that Noah's condition is stable and not critical, and he will remain in the intensive care unit for close monitoring.
- Rueda's condition is improving, and he was transferred for further recovery and to monitor lung bruising, with a possible return to Spain for surgery on his hand.
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Rueda and Dettwiler on the mend after terrifying Sepang crash
PETALING JAYA: Moto3 riders Jose Antonio Rueda and Noah Dettwiler are recovering well after their horrifying crash during the Petronas Grand Prix of Malaysia at the Sepang International Circuit (SIC) last weekend. Read full story
A victim of a huge crash at the Malaysian GP in Moto 3, Noah Dettwiller is no longer in a critical state announces his family.
While Noah Dettwiler slowly recovers from his heavy crash at the Malaysian Grand Prix, SIC58 Squadra Corse team principal Paolo Simoncelli has confirmed that the Swiss will be part of his Moto3 team in 2026. “Don’t give up, Noah! The team is waiting for you,” Simoncelli wrote in his weekly blog. The MotoGP world held its breath for days […] The article Paolo Simoncelli about Noah Dettwiler’s future: “He would ride alongside O’Gorman – that plan …
Days after the serious accident in Moto3 Malaysia's GP, Noah Dettwiller is no longer in critical state - despite being under medical surveillance. His team, the CIP Green Power, shared in social networks a communication on the pilot's health status: "The doctors say Noah's condition is now stable and no longer critical. He will continue to be closely monitored in the unit of intensive care." Dettwiller had to go through various surgical interven…
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