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Qatar MotoGP season opener cancelled as Coronavirus fears mount, Moto2/3 to continue

The Qatar MotoGP season opener has been cancelled over fears for the Covid-19 epidemic, series organisers Dorna have announced, although the Moto2 and Moto3 contests will go ahead. Dorna have released a press release detailing the reason for the cancellation, with the ever-growing fears of the virus continuing to spread throughout Italy forcing them to shelve the race. All flights from Italy have been banned from entering Qatar, and with several Italian teams taking part in the championship-including the factory Ducati and Aprilia squads-the decision was made to scrap the premier class contest completely. Both Moto2 and Moto3 will continue to take place by virtue of the riders and teams...
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