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Jenson Button: Driver says he will end his professional racing career next weekend

Motorsports · Bahrain

Jenson Button: Driver says he will end his professional racing career next weekend

46% Right coverage: 11 sources

Jenson Button says next weekend's 8 Hours of Bahrain will be the final of his professional career.See the Story

Noah Dettwiler's life no longer in danger after Moto3 crash, world champ Rueda to fly home

Motorsports · Switzerland

Noah Dettwiler's life no longer in danger after Moto3 crash, world champ Rueda to fly home

Coverage: 8 sources

Swiss motorbike racer Noah Dettwiler's life is no longer in danger following a serious crash at a Moto3 race in Malaysia. His CIP Green Power team says “according...See the Story

Ducati Call up Superbike Rider Bulega to Replace Marquez in Final Races

Marc Marquez · Portugal

Ducati Call up Superbike Rider Bulega to Replace Marquez in Final Races

50% Center coverage: 4 sources

World Superbike runner-up Nicolo Bulega will replace injured MotoGP champion Marc Marquez in the final two rounds of the season in Portugal and Valencia, Ducati said on Friday.Marquez has brought his season to an early close after suffering a collarbone injury at the Indonesian Grand Prix earlier this month,See the Story

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