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Motoring: Dream Comes True, Says Zulfahmi

SEPANG, July 29 (Bernama) -- For Zulfahmi Khairudin, it is a dream comes true to be able to compete in the 125cc category of the World Motorcycle Grand Prix.

Not only that, the 18-year-old who hails from Banting is now a pride of all Malaysians as he managed to pick up two points in the championship, one each at the Spanish and German legs.

"It seems so surreal. Everything happened so fast. Now I have achieved my dream to compete in the GP. I can no longer look back.

"I will not rest on my laurels despite having clinched two points. I have to work very much harder," the AirAsia-Sepang International Circuit (SIC) Racing Team rider told Bernama when met at a go-kart riding session at the SIC Go-Kart Circuit here Thursday.

Also present were SIC chief executive officer (CEO) Razlan Razali and AirAsia Group CEO Datuk Seri Tony Fernandes.

Zulfahmi said now that he had "arrived", there was added pressure on him to do well at the Malaysian GP which will be held here from Oct 8 to 10.

"The pressure is on me. It is home turf and the people's expectations are very high. I hope to rise up to the occasion," said Zulfahmi, who is now based in Bologna, Italy.

-- BERNAMA

 
 


 

 
 

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