Malaysia working with Vorteq to prepare best bike for Azizul


WXR Vorteq bike.

PETALING JAYA: The Pocket Rocketman is about to get some additional technological horsepower. Pint-sized Azizulhasni Awang is set to get hold of a mean bike to help him chase down the elusive gold medal for Malaysia at the Tokyo Olympics this year.

The Malaysian track cycling squad have been working in collaboration with Vorteq, a research and development company based in Silverstone and specialising in sports aerodynamics, to prepare the WXR Vorteq bike.

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