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Stellar performances for rounds 1 and 2 of 2021 FIM MiniGP Malaysia

Stellar performances for rounds 1 and 2 of 2021 FIM MiniGP Malaysia
Michelle L.
October 12, 2021

Emil Idzhar Ezuan dominated the MiniGP category whereas Qabil Irfan made a clean sweep in the 110 cc category.

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The 2021 FIM MiniGP Malaysia has concluded rounds 1 and 2 at the Sepang Go-Kart track. Right on top of the charts is Emil Idzhar Ezuan (#25) with 75 points in four races. Trailing behind is Farres Putra Mohammad Fadhill ($23) with 70 points and Muhammad Farish Hafiy (#20) with 56 points. Both riders also hail from Selangor.

Emil and Farres portrayed great showmanship on track as they each won round 1 and 2 respectively. Farish, on the other hand, took second place in race 2 of round 1 and round 2. However, both Farres and Farish were not able to finish race 2 in round 2. This gave Emil the full 25 points for victory in the MiniGP category.

As for the SIC Oval Junior Championship, or the 110 cc category, Terengganu’s Qabil Irfan (#1) dominated the weekend’s double-header by winning all four 15 lap races. He took the championship lead with 100 points. Right behind Qabil is Shah Putra (#12) of Negeri Sembilan and Adam Danial (#3) of Terengganu. The two clinched second and third place respectively. They topped the weekend off with two second-places to secure 72 and 66 points each.

“We can see that in race 2, the riders were really competitive and going for the win, and on Sunday they were fighting hard for the podium places. We hope to see this continue for races 3 and 4 in the coming weekend of October 23,” says Sepang International Circuit (SIC) chief executive officer Azhan Shafriman.

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