Malaysia aim to host elite track cycling events, says Amarjit


PETALING JAYA: Malaysia have plans to host the 2026 Track Nations Cup and the World Track Cycling Championships in 2028 for the first time.

Newly elected MNCF president Datuk Amarjit Singh Gill said they have shared the national body’s plans with Youth and Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh recently.

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