Coach Beasley tired of ‘politics’, ready to step away from Malaysian cycling


Frustration mounts: John Beasley (right) hints at exit after Asian Games over internal issues in Malaysian cycling.

PETALING JAYA: John Beasley has been the architect of Malaysian cycling for the last two decades but he now feels it is a struggle to continue with his current position as the technical director.

The Australian has indicated that he will step down from his position after the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games from Sept 19-Oct 4.

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