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Sebastien Bourdais' first move to resurrect his motor racing career after losing his formula one seat is to the Superleague Formula series.
The open-wheel category that began last year combines motor sport with football, and the French daily L'Équipe reports that Bourdais, 30, has agreed to drive for the Spanish La Liga team Sevilla FC.
The Frenchman was recently ousted by Toro Rosso in favour of Jaime Alguersuari, and now he replaces Sevilla's Argentine driver Esteban Guerrieri.
Bourdais will make his Superleague debut at Portugal's Estoril track this weekend.
photo:Superleague Formula
Sebastien Bourdais' first move to resurrect his motor racing career after losing his formula one seat is to the Superleague Formula series.
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The open-wheel category that began last year combines motor sport with football, and the French daily L'Équipe reports that Bourdais, 30, has agreed to drive for the Spanish La Liga team Sevilla FC.
The Frenchman was recently ousted by Toro Rosso in favour of Jaime Alguersuari, and now he replaces Sevilla's Argentine driver Esteban Guerrieri.
Bourdais will make his Superleague debut at Portugal's Estoril track this weekend.
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photo:Superleague Formula