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Charlie Gordon – The Sun less than 2 min read October 28, 2025 - 8:56AM Share via Email Share on Facebook Share on Whatsapp Copied URL to clipboard Noah Dettwiler suffered multiple cardiac arrests after a terrifying Moto3 smash, according to reports. Swiss rider Dettwiler was gearing up for the Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday when he collided with world champion Jose Antonio Rueda. Kayo Sports is the home of MotoGP | Watch every practice, qualifying session and race LIVE and ad-break free from lights out to the chequered flag. New to Kayo? Join now and get your first month for just $1. Teenage star Rueda ploughed into the back of Dettwiler during the sighting lap in a crash which sent both riders flying. Dettwiler, 20, had been travelling at reduced speed – most likely because he was investigating a possible problem with his bike. Copied URL to clipboard Although both riders were airlifted straight to hospital, Rueda got away with a fractured hand and a concussion. But Dettwiler’s condition is much more serious. Blick have reported that the Swiss rider suffered “multiple cardiac arrests”, fractured his leg, damaged his spleen and lungs, and “lost a lot of blood”. Dettwiler’s dad, Andy, says doctors “fought for his [son’s] life”. His parents jetted out to Malaysia immediately and he is now understood to be in a stable condition. Noah Dettwiler is fighting for his life. Photo by Jose Breton/Pics Action/NurPhoto via Getty Images Dettwiler’s team, French CIP-KTM, wrote: “Our rider Noah Dewiller was involved in a serious accident. “He was taken to the hospital in Kuala Lumpur and will need to undergo multiple surgeries. “He is in good hands, and we kindly ask you to respect his privacy. We will not be sharing further details at this time. “Noah is a true fighter, and the entire CIP Green Power team is right behind him. We will keep you updated as soon as possible.” More Coverage Fans turn on F1 star in awkward moment Isabelle Barker - The Sun Horrific crash rocks motorsport world Henry Tomlinson – The Sun The start of the Moto3 Grand Prix itself was an hour-and-a-half delayed as both riders received urgent medical attention on track. The subsequent Moto2 and MotoGP races then proceeded as normal. This story first appeared in The Sun and was republished with permission. Join the conversation Add your comment to this story To join the conversation, please log in. Don't have an account? Join the conversation, you are commenting as More related stories Horrific crash rocks motorsport world A disastrous crash before the race even began has left fans and officials praying for the best after two riders were airlifted to hospital. 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