CelcomDigi Teams Up with ZK Racing to Boost Local Motorsport Talent

Through Arena CelcomDigi and MotoMini Malaysia, the initiative will identify and mentor two promising young riders while providing access to professional training, competition experience and guidance from international racers Hakim Danish and Qabil Irfan.

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CelcomDigi Berhad (CelcomDigi), through its Arena CelcomDigi programme, has partnered with ZK Racing Team to support MotoMini Malaysia, an initiative aimed at developing the next generation of Malaysian motorcycle racers.

The collaboration focuses on encouraging more young Malaysians to enter motorcycle racing by providing structured training, professional guidance and opportunities to gain competitive experience from an early age.

As part of the initiative, two promising young riders will be identified and mentored as they develop their racing careers. They will also have opportunities to learn directly from Malaysian racing talents Hakim Danish and Qabil Irfan through knowledge-sharing sessions and mentoring, including insights into competing at the highest levels of international motorcycle racing.

The partnership reflects CelcomDigi’s commitment to developing future sporting talent by creating more opportunities for young riders to pursue their ambitions in motorsports.

Hakim Danish and Qabil Irfan to Inspire Young Riders

Through Arena CelcomDigi, the telecommunications company aims to connect Malaysians through sports and active lifestyles while supporting the development of local talent. The partnership builds on its support for young Malaysian racers such as Hakim Danish and Qabil Irfan, who have gained international recognition through their dedication, structured development and access to competitive opportunities.

By involving both riders in the initiative, CelcomDigi and ZK Racing Team hope to give aspiring racers a better understanding of the commitment and preparation required to progress from grassroots competition to the international stage.

CelcomDigi Head of Brand and Marketing Services Chan May Ling said: “We believe sports have the power to unite Malaysians while opening doors for young talents to pursue their dreams. Through our collaboration with ZK Racing Team and MotoMini Malaysia, alongside our continued support for riders such as Hakim Danish and Qabil Irfan, we hope to inspire more young people to explore their passion for motorsports and build confidence in their own potential,” she said.

She added that CelcomDigi remained committed to helping develop the country’s future racing talent by connecting young riders with the opportunities, exposure and experience needed to progress and compete internationally.

MotoMini Malaysia Provides a Pathway into Motorcycle Racing

Meanwhile, ZK Racing Team director Zulfahmi Khairuddin said MotoMini Malaysia was established to give young riders opportunities to learn, compete and develop their skills from an early age.

He said the partnership with CelcomDigi could encourage more youngsters to enter motorcycle racing while providing the guidance and exposure needed to advance their careers.

“Our goal is to develop a stronger pipeline of talent capable of competing against the best riders internationally,” Zulfahmi added.

MotoMini Malaysia serves as a development platform for young riders aspiring to build careers in motorcycle racing. Open to participants from as young as six years old, the programme provides a structured pathway from grassroots competition towards higher levels of racing.

Participants may also have opportunities to progress to international competitions, including the FIM MiniGP World Final in Valencia, Spain.

Through the partnership, CelcomDigi and ZK Racing Team aim to strengthen the foundation of Malaysian motorcycle racing by identifying emerging talent early and supporting riders throughout their development.

The initiative also highlights the importance of structured training, mentorship and competitive exposure in helping young Malaysian racers work towards international success.