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Injured following a fall in MotoGP, during the last Indonesian Grand Prix, Miguel Oliveira found himself unable to race, both for the Japanese Grand Prix, and for the Australian meeting this weekend. The Portuguese therefore took advantage of this imposed vacation to visit other disciplines. He was notably spotted in Estoril last weekend, when the World Superbike Championship was visiting his homeland. He took the opportunity to take a tour of the WorldWCR paddock, before sharing each of his experiences on his social networks. More recently, it was the football club of the city of Porto that opened its doors to the MotoGP rider. He was then welcomed by André Villas-Boas, president of the club and former rally driver. "The passion for motorsport has brought us closer, and I am delighted to see that your dedication and love of football translates into this new challenge" confided the latter on his Instagram account.
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