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One step at a time: Azizulhasni Awang hopes to qualify for the final first before aiming for the podium in the Track World Cup. – Bernama

NILAI: National cycling icon Azizulhasni Awang has tempered expectations ahead of what could be his final appearance on home soil at the Track World Cup in Nilai from April 24-26.

With the world’s elite set to converge – including Dutch powerhouse Harrie Lavreysen and Britain’s Matthew Richardson – Azizul expects a fierce battle but insists he is not yet at peak condition.

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