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MotoGP riders vote to cancel Qatar race; F1 drivers unaffected
- MotoGP riders voted to cancel the Qatar Grand Prix due to concerns.
- F1 drivers have not expressed similar concerns about the Qatar and Abu Dhabi races.
- MotoGP's decision is reportedly based on an overwhelming majority vote among riders.
- The Qatar and Abu Dhabi Grands Prix are scheduled to take place towards the end of the season.
- There is no reported movement among F1 drivers to cancel their races in the Middle East.
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