In racing, winning every race is not the only path to glory. For Teuku Irfan Affandy of TRIPLE A GARAGE, crowned MSBK1000 B Overall Champion in the 2025 AEON CREDIT MAM MALAYSIA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP, success came from consistency, determination, and pure love for the sport. Teuku did not sweep every podium, but he was always finishing strong and keeping his championship hopes alive. With one triumph, a handful of podiums, and consistent top five finishes, he steadily accumulated the points needed for the championship. Every finish, every lap, every point counted, a testament to his discipline and unwavering focus. Teuku’s triumph highlights a truth often overlooked in racing. It is not always about dominating every race. It is about passion, perseverance, and the determination to cross the finish line, race after race. His approach of racing smart, finishing strong, and staying consistent made the difference, proving that a champion is not just fast, but resilient, committed, and in love with the sport. Teuku Irfan Affandy showed that consistency and heart can be just as powerful as sheer speed, earning him the well-deserved title of MSBK1000 B Overall Champion.
Not all champions are loud. Some win by being exact. Calculated. Unshakably consistent. In the 2025 AEON CREDIT MAM MALAYSIA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP, Azroy Hakeem Anuar let his riding do the talking. Racing for HONDA RACING MALAYSIA, he built his campaign with clean, controlled, intelligent, and relentlessly fast riding. No theatrics. No unnecessary risks. Just clinical execution. Corner after corner, his technical precision shone. Even amid fierce competition, Azroy stayed calm, adapting and striking with consistent lap times that kept him ahead. Under championship pressure, he remained composed, proving that titles are won through consistency, not chaos. Fresh from the global stage at MotoGP Malaysia on 26 October 2025, Azroy returned to domestic competition sharper, faster, and more confident. At PETRONAS Sepang International Circuit for Round 4, he dominated both Race 1 and Race 2, showcasing the upgraded race craft earned from international experience. And when the season drew its final breath, there was only one rightful conclusion. Azroy Hakeem Anuar is the 2025 MSBK1000 A Overall Champion. Not by luck. Not by chance. But by mastery. A champion who wins by being better, every lap, every round, every moment.
Round 4 of the 2025 AEON CREDIT MAM MALAYSIA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP at the PETRONAS Sepang International Circuit saw Azroy Hakeem Anuar of HONDA RACING MYS secure his second victory of the weekend in the MSBK1000 A category, clinching the 2025 Overall Championship in style. At the start, Muhd Helmi Azman of HONDA RACING MYS surged ahead to lead the pack, followed closely by Kasma Daniel Kasmayudin of HONG LEONG YAMAHA MYS and Azroy in third. Early laps witnessed an intense battle at the front. By Lap 3, Kasma overtook Helmi, while Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah from Malaysia set the fastest lap of 2’06.943s to move up the order. Adam Norrodin of AMI SUZUKI MOTORSPORT retired due to technical issues. From Lap 6 onwards, Hafizh continued to close in on the leading trio with another fastest lap of 2’06.106s, signalling his intent to challenge the top riders. On Lap 7, Helmi reclaimed the lead from Kasma, but Azroy capitalized on a gap at Turn 13 to move past Kasma and join Helmi at the front. The following lap saw Azroy overtake Helmi to take command of the race, establishing a strong pace that would see him maintain the lead to the finish. Crossing the line in 21’14.808s, Azroy celebrated his double win at Round 4, with Helmi finishing second at 21’15.163s and Kasma taking third at 21’17.747s. With this win, Azroy Hakeem Anuar is officially crowned MSBK1000 A Overall Champion for the 2025 season, amassing a total of 179 points. Kasma Daniel Kasmayudin placed second overall with 162 points, followed by Muhd Helmi Azman with 92 points. Azroy said, “Alhamdulillah, thank God, it has been a great season overall. I’ve been consistently at the front. There were a few times I dropped back due to technical issues, but other than that, I’ve finished on the podium in every race. Coming into today, I knew everyone would go all out to end the season with strong results. With three laps to go, I told myself it was time to attack. I had excellent pace this round. Thank you to my team for giving me the opportunity to compete on this stage, as this is also part of my preparation heading into the ARRC. Thank you to everyone for the support!” SIC AND TWMR WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO AEON CREDIT (M) BERHAD FOR THE SUPPORT RENDERED THIS WEEKEND DURING AEON CREDIT MAM MALAYSIA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP. TOP 5 FASTEST – RACE 2 1. AZROY HAKEEM ANUAR – HONDA RACING MYS (21’14.808s) 2. MUHD HELMI AZMAN – HONDA RACING MYS (21’15.163s) 3. KASMA DANIEL KASMAYUDIN – HONG LEONG YAMAHA MYS (21’17.747s) 4. HAFIZH SYAHRIN ABDULLAH – MALAYSIA (21’18.895s) 5. OSAMA MAREAI – OSAMA RACING TEAM (22’08.487s) TOP 5 – OVERALL STANDINGS 1. AZROY HAKEEM ANUAR – HONDA RACING MALAYSIA (179 points) 2. KASMA DANIEL KASMAYUDIN – HONG LEONG YAMAHA MALAYSIA (162 points) 3. MUHD HELMI AZMAN – HONDA RACING MALAYSIA (92 points) 4. ADAM NORRODIN – AMI SUZUKI MOTORSPORT (82 points) 5. OSAMA MAREAI – OSAMA RACING TEAM (60 points)
The MSBK1000 B category in Race 2 of Round 4 of the 2025 AEON CREDIT MAM MALAYSIA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP at the PETRONAS Sepang International Circuit saw Kamarul Izad Ishak of KOYAK DESIGN LUQMANAN BY ZYNERGY RACING claim the race win and the Weekend Champion title, while Teuku Irfan Affandy of TRIPLE A GARAGE secured the Overall Champion crown for the season. At the start, Kamarul launched strongly into the lead, trailed closely by Teuku and Prabhaharan Nair of FGRT PROJECT ONE. Early laps saw position changes among the top five, with Mohd Azlly Shaari of FGRT PROJECT ONE making strategic overtakes to challenge the leaders. By Lap 6, Azlly moved into second, closing the gap to Kamarul, while Teuku held third. Throughout the race, Kamarul maintained his pace and composure, keeping the lead despite pressure from behind. On the final lap, Kamarul crossed the finish line first in 22’58.464s, followed by Azlly at 23’01.837s and Teuku in third at 23’15.813s. Kamarul said, “Alhamdulillah, the weather was good today. It looked like it might rain, but it stayed cloudy, so the conditions weren’t too hot either. I was running alone for most of the race, but I knew Azlly was behind me and closing the gap, down to four seconds by the finish. I refused to give up. Even though we’re older, and Azlly is older too, he still gave me a strong challenge. But I kept pushing, stayed determined, and Alhamdulillah, I managed to take the win once again.” Teuku shared, “It’s been a wonderful season. I had a lot of fun racing here and met amazing riders, from young talents to experienced professionals. I have gained not only valuable memories but also knowledge. Thank you to everyone who’s been with me throughout this journey.” SIC AND TWMR WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO AEON CREDIT (M) BERHAD FOR THE SUPPORT RENDERED THIS WEEKEND DURING AEON CREDIT MAM MALAYSIA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP. TOP 5 FASTEST – RACE 2 1. KAMARUL IZAD ISHAK – KOYAK DESIGN LUQMANAN BY ZYNERGY RACING (22’58.464s) 2. MOHD AZLLY SHAARI – FGRT PROJECT ONE (23’01.837s) 3. TEUKU IRFAN AFFANDY – TRIPLE A GARAGE (23’15.813s) 4. ALVINDERJIT SINGH – HORIZON RACING TEAM (23’15.960s) 5. AMIN ASHAARI – SAVITAR TEAM ASIA (23’16.262s) TOP 5 – OVERALL STANDINGS 1. TEUKU IRFAN AFFANDY – TRIPLE A GARAGE (137 points) 2. KAMARUL IZAD ISHAK – KOYAK DESIGN LUQMANAN BY ZYNERGY RACING (127 points) 3. LAW KIEN HUEY – MALAYSIA (83 points) 4. THEVA KUMARAN – MOBILUB SUZUKI RACING TEAM (75 points) 5. ALVINDERJIT SINGH – HORIZON RACING TEAM (74 points)
The Race 1 of Round 4 in the 2025 AEON CREDIT MAM MALAYSIA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP’s MSBK1000 A category at the PETRONAS Sepang International Circuit saw Azroy Hakeem Anuar of HONDA RACING MYS deliver a commanding performance to secure victory. At the lights out, Muhd Helmi Azman of HONDA RACING MYS surged into the lead, closely followed by Azroy, with Kasma Daniel Kasmayudin of HONG LEONG YAMAHA MYS in third. Adam Norrodin of AMI SUZUKI MOTORSPORT and Chen Hongyan of China completed the top five. By Lap 3, positions remained Helmi leading, Azroy at second position, followed by Kasma, Adam, and Hongyan at fifth. The decisive move came on Lap 4 when Azroy overtook Helmi to take the lead, immediately starting to pull away. By Lap 5, Azroy had already created a 1.153s gap over the chasing group, with Kasma shadowing Helmi, ready to challenge for second. As the laps progressed, Azroy’s pace was impressive, stretching his lead to 2.602s by Lap 7 and further to 4.610s by Lap 8, leaving Helmi, Kasma, Adam, and Chen battling behind. Despite their efforts, Azroy remained untouchable and crossed the finish line first in 21’12.500s. Helmi secured second place in 21’18.013s, with Kasma completing the podium at 21’18.470s. Azroy commented, “My pace was actually quite strong. In the early part of the race, I focused on finding my rhythm, then after two to three laps, I began to push. My lap times were not bad either; I managed to clock what is considered one of the best lap times in MSBK. Big thanks to my team, and we’ll go again in Race 2 tomorrow.” SIC AND TWMR WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO AEON CREDIT (M) BERHAD FOR THE SUPPORT RENDERED THIS WEEKEND DURING AEON CREDIT MAM MALAYSIA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP. TOP 5 FASTEST – RACE 1 1. AZROY HAKEEM ANUAR – HONDA RACING MYS (21’12.500s) 2. MUHD HELMI AZMAN – HONDA RACING MYS (21’18.013s) 3. KASMA DANIEL KASMAYUDIN – HONG LEONG YAMAHA MYS (21’18.470s) 4. ADAM NORRODIN – AMI SUZUKI MOTORSPORT (21’18.734s) 5. CHEN HONGYAN – CHINA (22’14.793s)
The Race 1 of Round 4 in the 2025 AEON CREDIT MAM MALAYSIA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP’s MSBK1000 B category at the PETRONAS Sepang International Circuit witnessed a dominant performance from Kamarul Izad Ishak of KOYAK DESIGN LUQMANAN BY ZYNERGY RACING, who led from start to finish to claim victory. At the start, Kamarul wasted no time taking the lead, closely trailed by Mohd Azlly Shaari of FGRT PROJECT ONE in second, He JunPeng of SILVER STEED RACING TEAM in third, and Teuku Irfan Affandy of TRIPLE A GARAGE in fourth. Throughout the race, Kamarul maintained a commanding pace, keeping Azlly and Teuku within sight but unable to challenge his lead. By Lap 6, the top five remained consistent with Kamarul leading, followed by Azlly, Teuku, Alvinderjit Singh of HORIZON RACING TEAM, and JunPeng. The positions remained unchanged through the final laps, as Kamarul extended his advantage and crossed the finish line first in 22’55.663s. Azlly claimed second at 23’01.729s, while Teuku completed the podium in third at 23’15.847s. Kamarul said, “Today was a good fight! We really enjoyed this round, as the competition was both exciting and challenging. On top of that, the weather was excellent, which made the race even more enjoyable. Overall, it was a satisfying experience, and we’re looking forward to Race 2.” SIC AND TWMR WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO AEON CREDIT (M) BERHAD FOR THE SUPPORT RENDERED THIS WEEKEND DURING AEON CREDIT MAM MALAYSIA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP. TOP 5 FASTEST – RACE 1 1. KAMARUL IZAD ISHAK – KOYAK DESIGN LUQMANAN BY ZYNERGY RACING (22’55.663s) 2. MOHD AZLLY SHAARI – FGRT PROJECT ONE (23’01.729s) 3. TEUKU IRFAN AFFANDY – TRIPLE A GARAGE (23’15.847s) 4. ALVINDERJIT SINGH – HORIZON RACING TEAM (23’20.224s) 5. HE JUNPENG – SILVER STEED RACING TEAM (21’24.910s)
Round 4 of the 2025 AEON CREDIT MAM MALAYSIA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP kicked off at the PETRONAS Sepang International Circuit today, with Azroy Hakeem Anuar of HONDA RACING MYS dominating the MSBK1000 A category to emerge as the fastest rider in the combined Free Practice sessions. In Free Practice 1, Azroy set the benchmark with a rapid 2’06.105s, immediately showing his intent for the weekend. Adam Norrodin of AMI SUZUKI MOTORSPORT followed closely with 2’08.285s, while Muhd Helmi Azman of HONDA RACING MYS secured third at 2’08.679s. Chen Hongyan of China and Osama Mareai of OSAMA RACING TEAM completed the top five. Free Practice 2 saw Azroy continue his dominance with a 2’06.284s lap, further cementing his status as the man to beat. Kasma Daniel Kasmayudin of HONG LEONG YAMAHA MYS improved to second with 2’07.393s, while Helmi again posted competitive times in third. Adam and Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah rounded out the top five. With the combined classification, Azroy remained fastest overall, followed by Kasma in second and Helmi in third, setting up an exciting battle for qualifying and Race 1. Azroy commented, “Alhamdulillah, today I managed to set a fairly good lap time. Perhaps it’s because I just finished Moto2 recently, so my mindset, physical condition, and overall focus are in a better state than before, which I was able to translate onto the track here. As for the championship, if it’s meant to be, it will happen. What’s most important for tomorrow and Sunday’s races is that I aim to be at the front.” SIC AND TWMR WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO AEON CREDIT (M) BERHAD FOR THE SUPPORT RENDERED THIS WEEKEND DURING AEON CREDIT MAM MALAYSIA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP. TOP 5 FASTEST – FREE PRACTICE (COMBINED) 1. AZROY HAKEEM ANUAR – HONDA RACING MYS (2’06.105s) 2. KASMA DANIEL KASMAYUDIN – HONG LEONG YAMAHA MYS (2’07.393s) 3. MUHD HELMI AZMAN – HONDA RACING MYS (2’07.505s) 4. ADAM NORRODIN – AMI SUZUKI MOTORSPORT (2’08.172s) 5. HAFIZH SYAHRIN ABDULLAH – MALAYSIA (2’10.499s)
Round 4 of the 2025 AEON CREDIT MAM MALAYSIA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP kicked off at the PETRONAS Sepang International Circuit today, with Kamarul Izad Ishak of KOYAK DESIGN LUQMANAN BY ZYNERGY RACING asserting his pace to top the MSBK1000 B combined Free Practice times. In Free Practice 1, Kamarul Izad set the benchmark with 2’16.127s, immediately showing his intent for the final round. Mohd Azlly Shaari of FGRT PROJECT ONE was second fastest at 2’19.464s, followed closely by Alvinderjit Singh of HORIZON RACING TEAM at 2’19.604s. Teuku Irfan Affandy of TRIPLE A GARAGE and Tee Wee Jin of MOBILUB SUZUKI RACING TEAM completed the top five. Free Practice 2 saw Kamarul maintain his supremacy with 2’17.166s, while Azlly improved to 2’18.603s for second. Prabhaharan Nair of FGRT PROJECT ONE moved into third at 2’19.682s, followed by Alvinderjit and Amin Ashaari of SAVITAR TEAM ASIA. With the combined results from both sessions, Kamarul remained fastest overall, followed by Azlly in second and Alvinderjit in third, setting the stage for an intense qualifying and Race 1 battle. Kamarul commented, “I feel like setting the fastest time today was a bit of a coincidence since I haven’t had enough rest. For this final round, we have strong competition from Azlly, a rival from another championship who is also participating here this time. I think he will be one of the biggest threats to my position. My confidence for tomorrow will depend on whether I get enough rest tonight.” SIC AND TWMR WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO AEON CREDIT (M) BERHAD FOR THE SUPPORT RENDERED THIS WEEKEND DURING AEON CREDIT MAM MALAYSIA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP. TOP 5 FASTEST – FREE PRACTICE (COMBINED) 1. KAMARUL IZAD ISHAK – KOYAK DESIGN LUQMANAN BY ZYNERGY RACING (2’16.127s) 2. MOHD AZLLY SHAARI – FGRT PROJECT ONE (2’18.603s) 3. ALVINDERJIT SINGH – HORIZON RACING TEAM (2’19.604s) 4. TEUKU IRFAN AFFANDY – TRIPLE A GARAGE (2’19.614s) 5. PRABHAHARAN NAIR – FGRT PROJECT ONE (2’19.682s)
Round 4 of the AEON CREDIT MAM MALAYSIA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP will be held at Sepang International Circuit this weekend. Can Kasma Daniel of HONG LEONG YAMAHA MALAYSIA ward off the threats of his closest contender Azroy Hakeem Anuar of HONDA RACING MALAYSIA to claim the championship title in the MSBK1000 A race category? With only 1-point difference between the duo, the pressure is definitely on, on who will grace the charts as the season’s champion. Kasma currently leads with 130 points after bagging two wins this season and four other podium-finish but Azroy on the other hands sits at the 2nd spot with a total of 129 points after sweeping four wins and 1 podium-finish at third place. Both equally competitive, the season finale is sure to stir the circuit ground up with their heated performances. Throughout the season, both the riders have showcased their strengths and dominance on the circuit ground. After all, Sepang circuit being home to both the Malaysian riders, the challenge has never been about the circuit ground but more so of skills versus right opportunities to strike. The either-or situation saw Kasma and Azroy engaging in a rivalry that not only challenged each other to be better but also inspired others to make the most out of their experiences. Between the duo, will Kasma flex his muscles further in taking down Azroy or will Azroy continue flaunting his expertise to defeat Kasma? Kasma said, “Between Azroy and myself, I definitely think that we both have the relevant experiences aboard the 1000cc machine as well on the grounds of Sepang however, there are the challenges of the differing riding techniques and skills between us. He may have an added advantage that I may not have but that is alright because, I am all about doing my best to ensure that my performance is not compromised. I know for sure that Azroy can take me down in a blink of an eye but my aim is to make the most of my game and ensure that I am on top of whatever circumstances, keeping my fingers crossed that my machine does not give any problems.” “When the season began, I was pretty confident thinking that I could score the big sweep once again but at the same time, I also knew that Azroy was not going to go easy on me because we are alike and we have the same kind of wit and grit. So, the expectations versus outcome have been a little different for me especially with the 1-point difference that speak volumes. I believe the final round will be not only highly competitive but also will be very exciting for both of us. The unique thing about MSBK1000 race category is definitely the part where group A and B rides at the same time. It injects a different kind of challenge that comes with a different kind of learning curve. For next season, there are no plans lined up as yet but given a chance, I will surely take up the challenge. More so, if I lose to Azroy this season, next season will be a season for a comeback.”
Round 4 of the AEON CREDIT MAM MALAYSIA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP will be held at Sepang International Circuit this weekend. Can Muhd Rauda Tul Razman complete the season with another Weekend Champion win in the MSBK1000 B race category? In Round 3, Rauda was exceptional when he scored a win in Race 1 and second place in Race 2. It was quite a performance especially coming from a newbie for the season, racing alongside some of the seasoned riders in the race category. Rauda showcased not just consistency but also his ability to inject pressure and tackle his contenders. But with competency level progressively increasing among the riders, can Rauda repeat his winning moves to secure one more trophy before the curtains close? Rauda commented, “Being a newbie in the MSBK1000 B race category has been quite a challenge for me. I did not expect to win but somehow, I managed to learn as quickly as I could and take the win. My goal in the beginning was only to finish the race safely. Despite the win, there are the challenges for sure especially getting used to the race machine. I had to do a lot of homework – learning in terms of understanding the intricacies of machine setup. I had to ensure that I found the compatibility with the machine. I am glad things worked out well for me so far.” “My main contenders are Teuke Irfan and Ejad. They are highly competitive but my strategy is quite simple. If we are going to rivals, I will just have to hold on to my best from the start till the end. It won’t be easy but if there is one thing I have learnt, racing is never going to be easy. It is all about strategizing and working on the riding techniques. So, I will do my best despite the stiff competition with my contenders and keeping my fingers crossed that I will cross the finish line without any major issues.” “Sepang has been a wonderful place to ride and I like everything about the circuit. Every corner requires a different approach in maximising the racing lines. It’s wide and safe for all rider. My machine currently is a stock version and there has not been much upgrading except for the braking system. Besides the condition of the machine, more importantly, I am preparing myself physically too. I do a lot of cardio workouts which is crucial for a 3-day event. Fitness has been my 1st priority so far, more so being a cyclist professionally. I have grown to love 2-wheels from there and right now, I am finding a keen interest for racing. For the machine, I will leave it to the crew to make the best and most of it.”