You can’t lock him down


PETALING JAYA: A lockdown in Melbourne has not slowed Azizulhasni Awang down. And the Pocket Rocketman showed why he is the world No. 1 sprint cyclist when he powered to a morale-boosting win in the Victoria Elite Track Championships.

The 33-year-old overcame fellow Malaysian Mohd Shah Firdaus Sahrom in two heats in the men’s elite sprint final at the Darebin International Sports Centre Velodrome yesterday.

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