ANOTHER victory for Malaysia. Our boy Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah started in 27th position, sped and led part of the way. And he emerged fourth in the Moto2 GP in Sepang on Sunday.
Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah started at 27th position at the Moto2 GP in Sepang and finished fourth.
I was ecstatic and and watched the race again on Astro Starsports on Monday. The whole race was exciting to say the least, and it was right after our boy, Muhammad Zulfahmi Khairuddin, emerged second in the Moto3 GP earlier.
Everyone in the crowd was excited at the prospect of another Malaysian on the podium. I am sure the roar of the 70,000-crowd could be heard from miles around. We are not aware of the hours spent on practices and the numerous challenges encountered with the wheels, tyres and engines.
The blood, sweat and tears, so to speak. But it has paid off and both our boys have put Malaysia on the motorcycle racing map.
Congratulations to Zulfahmi and Syahrin. We can expect more action from both of them in future, no doubt about it. They have paved the way for our young talent to delve in motorcycle sports.
We are all behind you, boys.
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I was ecstatic and and watched the race again on Astro Starsports on Monday. The whole race was exciting to say the least, and it was right after our boy, Muhammad Zulfahmi Khairuddin, emerged second in the Moto3 GP earlier.
Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah started at 27th position at the Moto2 GP in Sepang and finished fourth.
Everyone in the crowd was excited at the prospect of another Malaysian on the podium. I am sure the roar of the 70,000-crowd could be heard from miles around. We are not aware of the hours spent on practices and the numerous challenges encountered with the wheels, tyres and engines.
The blood, sweat and tears, so to speak. But it has paid off and both our boys have put Malaysia on the motorcycle racing map.
Congratulations to Zulfahmi and Syahrin. We can expect more action from both of them in future, no doubt about it. They have paved the way for our young talent to delve in motorcycle sports.
We are all behind you, boys.
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