The Borneo Post

Mini Pocketbike Club Race 2017, second series on May 1

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KUCHING: The second series of the Mini Pocketbike Club Race 2017 will be held at the carpark of Giant Hypermarke­t Tabuan Jaya on May 1.

The Mini Pocketbike Club Race is an opportunit­y to develop interest among riders, especially those aged 21 and below, on the easy-to-maneuver pocket bike. Fadillah Sulaiman, KSPPIK secretary

Organised by Kelab Sukan Permotoran Pusak Itam Kuching ( KSPPIK), the race aims to introduce ‘ pocket bikes’ which are basically miniature motorcycle­s to the local community.

“The Mini Pocketbike Club Race is an opportunit­y to develop interest among riders, especially those aged 21 and below, on the easy-to-maneuver pocket bike.

“From here, we can start educating young riders on traffic laws and motorcycle safety,” said KSPPIK secretary Fadillah Sulaiman in a statement on Wednesday.

He pointed out six categories contesting in this second series: ‘Under 13’, ‘Under 21’, ‘Open Category’, ‘Gymkhana’, ‘Slow Ride’ and the main category ‘Piala Pusingan Giant’ where winners will each receive a trophy, certificat­e and hamper.

“This event also aims to find new talent among ‘anak Sarawak’ interested in motorbike racing,” he added.

Fadillah noted that past winners from the first series of the race will also be competing in the race on Labour Day.

One of them is champion in the ‘Under 14’ category, Awang Hafizul Awang Kasuma who received a trophy, certificat­e and hamper for his effort.

“I will be seeking to defend my title for the second time in the Mini Pocketbike Club Race 2017,” he said.

Those interested to participat­e in the race are welcome to register at Giant Hypermarke­t Tabuan Jaya carpark at 8am on race day ( May 1).

 ??  ?? ‘Under 14’ champ Awang (centre) with second-placed Darly Aluinson Patrick (left) and third-placed Mohammad Hazriq Aiman Raduan display their trophies for the last Mini Pocketbike Club Race held at State Stadium carpark here.
‘Under 14’ champ Awang (centre) with second-placed Darly Aluinson Patrick (left) and third-placed Mohammad Hazriq Aiman Raduan display their trophies for the last Mini Pocketbike Club Race held at State Stadium carpark here.

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