Green light from doctors: transfer to Zurich approved, followed by another surgery and a long rehabilitation process.
The road to recovery for Noah Dettwiler continues to show positive signs. After the dramatic crash in Sepang that sparked serious concern for both him and José Antonio Rueda, encouraging updates keep coming: the Swiss rider from the CIP Green Power team is steadily improving and has now been cleared to return home.
Doctors at Kuala Lumpur Hospital have officially authorized his medical transfer to Switzerland — a decision that confirms the progress made in recent weeks, even though the situation remains delicate and will still require time and patience.
The operation will be managed by Rega, the Swiss air rescue service, which coordinated the transfer with Malaysian medical staff. Dettwiler is expected to land in Zurich late in the evening and will be taken immediately to a specialized facility, where he will undergo another surgery on his leg before beginning the rehabilitation phase.
Dettwiler’s family, who have been with him in Malaysia since the accident, will return to Switzerland alongside him. The rider’s management expressed great relief and gratitude, thanking Malaysian medical staff and Rega for their care and support during this challenging time.
