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Two-time Olympian calls it quits
PETALING JAYA: Fatehah Mustapa has decided to call it a day on her illustrious cycling career.
Beasley got it covered as he sets up mini gym for cyclists
PETALING JAYA: Australians have been told to brace for tough social restrictions for the next six months as the country tries to suppress the Covid-19 outbreak but Malaysian track coach John Beasley has rolled out plan B.
We’ll be ready with the same target, says Reezal
PETALING JAYA: The dates have changed but the aim remains. Youth and Sports Minister Datuk Seri Reezal Naina Merican said they would work together with the Olympic Council of Malaysia (OCM) and the Malaysian Paralympic Council (MPC) to make sure the Malaysian contingent will be prepared as well as they can be next year to realise the mission to clinch gold at the Tokyo Olympics and Tokyo Paralympics.
The best or nothing for Azizul
PETALING JAYA: Top Malaysian cyclist Azizulhasni Awang is not one to go for a lesser challenge. He lives by the Malaysian track cycling team’s motto: “To inspire the nation to believe.”
Chong Wei urges our athletes to stay in shape
PETALING JAYA: All Olympics-bound athletes will have to make the most of the extra time they have been given to fine-tune their preparations for the world’s biggest multi-sport event, which has been postponed to next year.
From Britain, with love...
IT’s a love affair that began with a flag some 18 years ago. A couple bought themselves a Jalur Gemilang and went to the velodrome in Manchester where they started shouting the hearts out for Josiah Ng.
Health comes first in Olympics decision
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia will give priority to the health of athletes and officials before making any decision on the participation of its contingent if the Tokyo Olympics takes place as scheduled from July 24-Aug 9.
Overload of training now for cycling duo
PETALING JAYA: All sports and training have come to a halt in the country for national athletes who have been told to stay home. But it is business as usual for track cyclists Azizulhasni Awang and Mohd Shah Firdaus Sahrom, some 5,000km away from home.
Azizul’s on the double for the Tokyo Olympics
KUALA LUMPUR: Olympic Council of Malaysia (OCM) president Datuk Seri Norza Zakaria wants Azizulhasni Awang to focus on the keirin event to try and bring home Malaysia’s first Olympic gold medal in Tokyo this August. The cyclist, though, wants to do more.
Big bucks ride to success
KUALA LUMPUR: It took three years of research and development, besides buying the equipment and it cost RM13mil. Now, the Malaysian track cycling team have a groundbreaking bike that they will use for the Tokyo Olympics.