Kasma Daniel Kasmayuddin of YAMAHA GEN BLU RACING TEAM ASEAN grabs the final win for Round 1 in MSBK1000 A Class, Race 3 of Malaysia Superbike Championship. Kasma has definitely showcased an outstanding performance this weekend with a double win at first place and another win at the second. While Race 2 posed some challenges for him that bounced him off the first spot, Kasma made an immediate comeback in Race 3 that boasted his dexterity and fearless persona in him. At Race 3, Kasma took lead from the start and dashed right ahead leaving a huge gap which made it almost impossible for Azlan who was trailing to close it. Towards the last few laps, it was all about maintaining his pace with the hope that he would not encounter yet another mishap. Kasma pulled it off when he logged in confidently at 17’23:245s. Commenting on the race, Kasma said, “I was merely managing my lap time. I tried to be consistent and more careful as I had issues with my tires in Race 2. I am definitely thankful to have won this race.” Behind him, once again making it to the podium at the second spot was Azlan Shah Kamaruzaman of HORIZON RACING TEAM at 17’24:674s. At third place, Ahmad Daniel Haiqal clocked in at 17’29:486s. Top 3 Winner – MSBK1000 A Class Kasma Daniel Kasmayuddin, YAMAHA GEN BLU RACING TEAM ASEAN, 17’23:245s Azlan Shah Kamaruzaman, HORIZON RACING TEAM, 17’24:674s Ahmad Daniel Haiqal, 17’29:486s Catch up latest news at malaysiasbk.com. Chat with us
Osama Mareai takes home the Weekend Warrior Title in the MSBK1000 B Class when he obtained the most points in the last three races. Osama put on a good show despite the technical issues namely the brakes throughout the races. He maintained his pace and held on to his position despite his contender closing in on him. Throughout the 8-lap race, Osama showcased his abilities to manoeuvre his machine, making timely decisions that would not hamper his moves on making the best time. He clocked in at 18’24:819s. Commenting on the race, Osama said, “We were really struggling this weekend with the machine. I had been facing a consistent brake failure. I crashed during test on Thursday.” “We tried many things on the brake to make it work but somehow it didn’t work very well so I had to change my braking styles where I was using only about 20% of it and keeping the rest for emergency just in case to avoid hitting anyone. So, the whole point is to improve and fight with the guys ahead of me however I managed to get the first place with the current situation of the bike. I will work on the brakes for the coming round and go all out!” Taking the second spot was Teo Yew Joe who clocked in at 18’25:854s. At third place, Khoo Chee Yen of MOBILUB SUZUKI RACING TEAM marks 18’36:103s. Top 5 Winners – MSBK1000 B Class Osama Mareai, 18’24:819s Teo Yew Joe, 18’25:854s Khoo Chee Yen, MOBILUB SUZUKI RACING TEAM, 18’36:103s Muhd Syukri Mat Zoki, ESRA RACING TEAM, 18’44:673s Raja Nazeem Iskandar, 18’52:165s Catch up latest news at malaysiasbk.com. Chat with us
Azroy Hakeem Anuar bagged the top spot on the podium in Race 3, MSBK600 Class of the Malaysia Superbike Championship. After two races defeated by his teammate, Khairul Idham Pawi, Azroy finally took the win with a little bit luck added to his technical dexterity and the speed of the CBR600RR machine. While in the first few laps, KIP was confidently making his way at P1, Azroy found strength to overtake him mid race. That did not stop KIP from continuing his pursuit to get back into P1. Towards the second last lap, KIP took control of his momentum and took lead once again however, the battle continued between the duo at the turns. As the race became heated up, KIP lost control of his bike amidst trying to break into P1 but very quickly regained his momentum just before his rear tire gave way. Azroy bolted ahead as KIP was forced to slow down. Azroy completed the race, logging in at 21’52:519s. Commenting on the race, Azroy said, “It was a good race and as much as I wanted to win this race, I was a little sad that my teammate didn’t make it to the podium. We will try again for sure and do better for the next round.” Grabbing the opportunity to make it at second and third were duo of SIC RACING TEAM, Muhd Ibrahim Mohd Norrodin and M Danial Syahmi A Shahril who clocked in at 22’00:499s and 22’01:520s respectively. Top 5 Winners – MSBK600 Azroy Hakeem Anuar, HONDA BOON SIEW RACING TEAM, 21’52:519s Muhd Ibrahim Mohd Noroddin, SIC RACING TEAM, 22’00:499s M Danial Syahmi A Shahril, SIC RACING TEAM, 22’01:520s Muhd Syarifuddin Azman, SIC RACING TEAM, 22’06:389S Nazirrul Izzat M Bahauddin, YAMAHA GEN BLU RACING TEAM ASEAN, 22’12:289S Catch up latest news at malaysiasbk.com. Chat with us
It’s a hat-trick for M Farish Hafiy Farid Sezli of SIC RACING TEAM when he completed the Round 1 of Malaysia Superbike Championship in Race 3, MSBK250 A Class with yet another win at the first place. Farish flaunted extraordinary skills on the circuit aboard the Kawasaki Ninja 250 when he took lead and bolted ahead of the trio trailing him to find their pace. While Farish confidently glided his way, guarding his position as he picked up speed, the group of three riders behind him were fighting a challenging battle to take lead. Muhammad Irfan Haykal Amidi of BOON SIEW HONDA RACING TEAM who took the last spot on the grid was seen moving his way up to the top four position as soon as the race flagged off. Among him were Emil and Farres, teammates who were working hand-in-hand to defeat Irfan. However, Irfan did not falter. While he made some mistakes in the last few laps, he managed to regain his momentum as he continued his feat with the duo of SIC RACING TEAM. Meanwhile, Farish was on his way to completing his race and just as he crossed the finish line at 20’19:050s, Irfan bolted ahead of the Emil and Farres, taking the second spot at 20’24:642s. Emil Idzhar Ezuan clocked in third at 20’25:148s. Commenting on the race, Farish said, “I began with a strategy in mind. The strategy was to get ahead of the troop and take lead with a wider gap. I worked on it and it succeeded.” RACE 3 WINNERS: Top 5 Winners – MSBK250 A Class M. Farish Hafiy Farid Sezli, SIC RACING TEAM, 20’19:050s Md Irfan Haykal Amidi, BOON SIEW HONDA RACING TEAM, 20’24:642s Emil Idzhar Ezuan, SIC RACING TEAM, 20’25:148s Farres Putra Mohd Fadhill, SIC RACING TEAM, 20’25:177s Muhd Zakir Naqiuddin, BTECH RACING TEAM, 21’27:852s Catch up latest news at malaysiasbk.com. Chat with us
Muhammad Fauzi Hassan takes the win in MSBK250 B Class when he completed Race 3, with the highest points at the Malaysia Superbike Championship, Round 1. Yesterday, Fauzi obtained the highest points in Race 1. While he bounced one spot down in Race 2 this morning, he proved his determination to succeed when he picked up speed and pushed himself back up in Race 3. Throughout the race, Fauzi was seen to have defended his position quite well. He maintained his momentum from the start till the end. He finished his race, clocking in at 21’59:579s. Commenting on the race, “I am truly happy with my win and it is a big thank you to my team members and family who have been a great support system to me.” Coming in at the second place was Muhd Nur Haikal M Nur Fikri, logging in at 21’59:681s. At third place, it was Ahmad Fariz Zafri who clocked in at 22’03:715s. RACE 3 WINNERS: Top 5 Winners – MSBK250 B Class Muhammad Fauzi Hasan, 21’59:579s Muhd Nur Haikal M Nur Fikri, 21’59:681s Ahmad Fariz Zafri, 22’03:715s Saidatul Zakirah Zairin, BTECH RACING TEAM, 22’28:894s Siti Norsyafiyah Alia, BTECH RACING TEAM, 22’50:185 Catch up latest news at malaysiasbk.com. Chat with us
Muhd Fareez Afeez A Rahman of SINGDECA RACING team takes the win in Race 2, Yamalube Yamaha Y16ZR Race MasterClass thus concluding Round 1 of Malaysia Superbike Championship. The highly competitive feat came to a close when Fareez took the lead in the last two laps before heading towards the finish line first. Fareez did not make it to top three in Race 1 however he made a significant improvement in Race 2 when he pushed himself all the way up from the 8th spot on the grid. Fareez was seen grappling with his speed throughout the race. In lap 3, Fareez managed to break out of the troop and take lead only to fall back into P7 in lap 4. However, Fareez did not fall defeat to the challenge. He managed to pace himself up and by lap 5, he repositioned himself in P1 before completing lap 6 with a victory. Fareez clocked in at 17’52:803s. Commenting on the race, Fareez said, “In the beginning, I just tried to get into the rhythm. But at the last corner, I pushed myself ahead and managed to take the win.” Coming in at the second place was, Muhd Faiz Khairul Azmi of SHENG KONG MOTOR logged in at 17’52:822s. At third place, Abdullah Qayyum Abd Razak of LIANG SOON RACING UNION made it at 17’52:953s. Top 5 Winners – Yamalube Yamaha Y16ZR Race MasterClass Muhd Fareez Afeez A Rahman, SINGDECA RACING, 17’52:803 Muhd Faiz Khairul Azmi, SHENG KONG MOTOR, 17’52:822s Abdullah Qayyum Abd Razak, LIANG SOON RACING UNION, 17’52:953s Mohd Aildil Mohd Ayub, WELLY RACING, 17’53:118s Muhd Adam Haikal Jahar, SENG HOE PERFORMANCE RACING, 17’53:182s Catch up latest news at malaysiasbk.com. Chat with us
Azlan Shah Kamaruzaman of HORIZON RACING TEAM hit the jackpot towards the last lap as he took the first spot on the podium in MSBK1000 A Class, Race 2 of the Superbike Malaysia Championship. Azlan was off to a good start as the race flagged off, taking the P1 when his ultimate rival fumbled to find his pace slipping into P2. While Azlan held the position firmly in the first lap, Kasma was not about to be defeated. He began picking up speed and by lap 2, Kasma closed the gap and grabbed the P1. For the remaining 7 laps, Kasma relentlessly pushed beyond the limits to pick up speed as he confidently strode his way ahead of his contender in P2. Azlan was left far behind with an almost 11-second gap. However, luck was not on Kasma’s side when he began showing signs of a technical issue with his machine towards the last two turns. It was an opportunity to strike for Azlan as he quickly geared up to make his move past Kasma. Azlan completed Race 2 fastest when he clocked in at 21’45:080s. Commenting on the race, “The race was an exciting one. I tried to keep up my pace nevertheless, Kasma is fast, undoubtedly. By the last four laps, I faced a little bit of technical issues with my machine. I can’t believe that Kasma let me win. It was definitely a surprise. Thanks, Kasma.” “I hope the machine will be sought out before Race 3 so that we can get back on the circuit and have a fulfilling one.” Kasma Daniel Kasmayuddin of YAMAHA GEN BLU RACING TEAM ASEAN took one spot down on the podium at 21’46:801s. In third place, Ahmad Daniel Haiqal concluded at 21’46:953s. RACE 2 WINNERS: MSBK1000 A Class Azlan Shah Kamaruzaman, HORIZON RACING TEAM, 21’45:080s Kasma Daniel Kasmayuddin, YAMAHA GEN BLU RACING TEAM ASEAN, 21’46:801 Ahmad Daniel Haiqal, 21’46:953s Rajini Krishnan, RACR CASTROL POWER 1 ULTIMATE, 22’51:386s Catch up latest news at malaysiasbk.com. Chat with us
Osama Mareai gained the highest points in the MSBK1000 B Class of the Malaysia Superbike Championship. Osama was seen struggling in Race 1 with his pace and he lost his chances for a better lap time when he crashed. Although he managed to pull through the incident, he however was not able to secure a better position. In Race 2 though, Osama played well. Taking the 5th spot on the grid, Osama maintained his composure and guarded his position well throughout the race. With his consistent speed and pace, Osama managed to retain the gap between himself and his contender. He completed the race at 22’59:404s. Commenting on the race, Osama said, “My personal expectations was not met – it was not as good as I wanted it to be. The brakes weren’t working so well. I only have about 50% of what I should have. So, I just tried to adapt to it – with new braking techniques, brake less, try to brake as early as I could so that I ride safe and finish the weekend.” “I will be happy with whatever results I get this weekend and I will deal with the brakes issues later for the next round.” Coming behind him was Teo Yew Joe at 23’00:217s. At the third highest points, it was Khoo Chee Yee of MOBILUB SUZUKI RACING TEAM, clocking in at 23’11:574s. RACE 2 WINNERS: MSBK1000 B Class Osama Mareai, 22’59:404s Teo Yew Joe, 23’00:217s Khoo Chee Yen, MOBILUB SUZUKI RACING TEAM, 23’11:574s Muhd Syukri Mat Zoki, ESRA RACING TEAM, 23’17:257s Raja Nazeem Iskandar, 23’32:204s Catch up latest news at malaysiasbk.com. Chat with us
Khairul Idham Pawi of BOON SIEW HONDA RACING once again takes the win at Race 2, MSBK600 Class.of the Malaysia Superbike Championship. KIP who has been setting a benchmark this season took off with great speed and kept to his momentum throughout the race once again with his teammate trying his best to outdo his performances. While Azroy began at the second spot on the grid, he seemed to have missed a mark when he fell one position down to P3 in lap 1. However, he managed to quickly make amends and slide back into P2 in lap 2. It was then, once again a nail-biting race as the duo took speed at arm’s length in their bid to conclude the race, fastest. As Azroy attempted to cut through at the turns throughout the last few laps, KIP managed to defend his position with well-played moves. KIP made his fastest at 21’47:832s. Commenting on the race, KIP said, “The speed and pace were both equally good. I tried to stay consistent throughout the race. In the last four laps, I had some difficulties with my tires as they kept sliding; however, I managed to pull through to the finish line.” Azroy Hakeem Anuar takes the second spot, twice in a row with 21’48:486s. Coming in third was Muhd Ibrahim Mohd Norrodin of SIC RACING TEAM at 21’54:944s. Top 5 Winner – MSBK600 Khairul Idham Pawi, BOON SIEW HONDA RACING TEAM, 21’47:832s Azroy Hakeem Anuar, BOON SIEW HONDA RACING TEAM, 21’48:486s Muhd Ibrahim Mohd Noroddin, SIC RACING TEAM, 21’54:944s Muhd Syarifuddin Azman, SIC RACING TEAM, 21’54:945s M Danial Syahmi A Shahril, SIC RACING TEAM, 22’05:467s Catch up latest news at malaysiasbk.com. Chat with us
Duo of SIC RACING TEAM bagged the top two spots at Race 2 of the Malaysia Superbike Championship in the MSBK250 A Class. The duo was off to a good start with Farish taking lead in the first three laps. While the teammates were engaged in a neck-to-neck battle, Emil managed to slide ahead of Farish in the fourth lap and retained his pace for another lap before being challenged once again by Farish who swerved right back into the lead position in the sixth lap. Throughout the race, both Farish and Emil bolted far ahead of the troop with Irfan trailing seconds behind at P3. Irfan who started at the 8th spot immediately took speed as the race flagged off and by the second lap, he was comfortably grounded on P3 while trying to find his pace to join the duo ahead of him. Unfortunately, the task became impossible as they took on more laps. Farish Hafiy Farid Sezli clocked in at 20’20:832s while his teammate, Emil Idzhar Ezuan made it at 20’21:003s. Commenting on the race, Farish said, “It was a tough fight with my teammate, Emil. I tried my best to maintain my speed and pace. Then, he overtook me. I did not give up and continued finding ways to take back the lead position. When Emil made a slight error, I took the opportunity. I also had a chance with a slip-stream.” Muhd Irfan Haykal Amidi of BOON SIEW HONDA RACING TEAM took the third place, logging at 20’27:214s. Top 5 Winners – MSBK250 A Class M Farish Hafiy Farid Sezli, SIC RACING TEAM, 20’20:836s Emil Idzhar Ezuan, SIC RACING TEAM, 20’21:003s Muhd Irfan Haykal Amidi, BOON SIEW HONDA RACING TEAM, 20’27:214s Muhd Zakir Naqiuddin, BTECH RACING TEAM, 21’24:116 Patel Ashish Hasmukhbhai, UNITED CRA MOTORSPORTS INDIA, 22’06:011 Catch up latest news at malaysiasbk.com. Chat with us