The new category will feature production-based automatic motorcycles with engine capacities ranging from 140cc to 185cc, opening another competitive platform for manufacturers, teams and privateer riders.

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The Petronas MAM Malaysian Cub Prix Championship will introduce a new Open Class Scooter Race category for the 2027 season, expanding its racing programme to include automatic motorcycles with engine capacities between 140cc and 185cc.
Presented by championship organiser Safe Aim Mutual Sdn Bhd, the new category aims to bring a fresh dimension to Malaysia’s national motorcycle racing series. Unlike the existing classes, competitors will race on production-based automatic motorcycles without manual gearboxes.
The category will be open to eligible scooter models within the specified engine capacity range. Manufacturers such as Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki and Modenas are expected to be represented on the starting grid. Models from Chinese and European manufacturers will also be eligible, provided they comply with the championship’s technical regulations.
The introduction of the Open Class Scooter Race is expected to create another competitive platform for motorcycle manufacturers, racing teams and privateer participants. It will also give riders an opportunity to develop their racing skills using automatic motorcycles, which are widely used for everyday transportation.
Beyond the racing itself, the category will put teams and mechanics to the test as they work to optimise engine performance, acceleration, durability and automatic transmission systems under competitive conditions.
The move is also part of an effort to broaden grassroots participation in Malaysian motorsports by bringing more accessible and commonly used motorcycle platforms into the racing environment.
Further details, including the technical regulations, rider registration requirements and the complete 2027 race calendar, will be announced at a later date.




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