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As of round 17 Race · updated 10/13/2026, 07:18 PM (Japan time)

Riders

Rex Butcher

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Nationality
United Kingdom United Kingdom
Bike
Suzuki

Birth date and place from the official rider profile

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Career

Made a Grand Prix debut in 350cc at Monza in 1967.

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In 350cc (1967): 1 starts, 0 wins, 0 podiums. In 500cc (1968): 1 starts, 0 wins, 0 podiums. In 250cc (1968): 1 starts, 0 wins, 0 podiums.

In all, 3 Grand Prix starts, 0 wins and 0 podiums (within the official results database).

Written automatically from the official results database (no opinions about the rider)

Season by season

350cc250cc500cc ★ Champion

1510152025196719681968 250cc: P19 / 1 pts / 0 wins250cc1968 500cc: P27 / 1 pts / 0 wins500cc

The strip shows each year's team (team colour). Tap for team and machine

Scope: official results DB, 1967–1968 (the rider's racing years)

Totals

250cc1968–1968
Win rate0.0%
Podium rate0.0%
Average finish (when classified)avg P6.0

1 pts · Poles 0

350cc1967–1968
Win rate0.0%
Podium rate0.0%
Average finish (when classified)avg P11.5

0 pts · Poles 0

1 of these races have no result in the official data; their results come from the Italian Wikipedia.

500cc1968–1968
Win rate0.0%
Podium rate0.0%
Average finish (when classified)avg P6.0

1 pts · Poles 0

2 of these races have no result in the official data; their results come from the Italian Wikipedia.

Points are counted per class, never added across classes. Tap a number for the list of races | Scope: official results DB, 1967–1968 (the rider's racing years)

Against the greats, and the class of their debut

Grand Prix debut in 1967. Of the 50 riders who debuted that year, 0 also raced in 2026.

Greats: 2+ world titles or 30+ MotoGP / 500cc wins. Up to 4 who shared 10+ races, most titles first. A finisher counts as ahead of a non-finisher.

Results by condition (races)

All classes 6 races · 250cc / 350cc / 500cc

By circuit (best average first)Small sample

Montjuïc500cc 1avg P6.0
Monza350cc 2 · 250cc 1avg P9.7
Assen500cc 1—
Sachsenring500cc 1—

Average finish across classes (Moto3, Moto2, MotoGP and so on together). See each class below for class-only figures. Only circuits with 3+ races count as a best track.

250cc 1 races · 1968

250cc: all in the Multiple suppliers era; no track-condition records; no grid records; one circuit only.

350cc 2 races · 1967–1968

By tyre eraSmall sample

Win rate
Podium rate
Average finish (when classified)

350cc: no track-condition records; no grid records; one circuit only.

500cc 3 races · 1968

By circuit (best average first)Small sample

Montjuïc1 racesavg P6.0
Assen1 races—
Sachsenring1 races—

500cc: all in the Multiple suppliers era; no track-condition records; no grid records.

Fewer than 30 races: small sample (dashed). Average finish counts classified finishes only | Scope: official results DB, 1967–1968 (the rider's racing years)

Distance ridden and distance travelled

Counted from 1949 (lap lengths before 1998 researched from published sources: estimates)1 races with an estimated lap length

Ridden on the bike

Every session

at least 350 miles
0.0× around the Earth · 98 laps

Travelled between circuits

at least 303 miles
0.0× around the Earth · at least 0.0 days

From 1949. Every session in the seasons with the lap analysis documents, races only before. Tests not included. Laps × that year's lap length.A minimum, calculated from straight-line distances between circuits. Connections, tests and trips home are not included, so the real figures are longer.

Every race

No season as a regular (starting at least half of the races)

? How the estimate is made

Estimate = average of the last 3 races before each absence

Seasons in which at least half of the races were started | Scope: official results DB, 1967–1968 (the rider's racing years)

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