Fear of no races raises stress level of motorsports fraternity


PETALING JAYA: The motorsports fraternity hope the government can provide some leeway which will allow them to resume some races as the livelihood of more than 3,000 people are at stake.

Safe Aim Mutual (SAM) Sdn Bhd, the promoter of the Malaysian Cub Prix Championship and Malaysia Speed Festival (MSF), are concerned about the restrictions imposed by the National Security Council (NSC) and Healthy Ministry pertaining to event organisation when the movement control order (MCO) is lifted.

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Ron Hogg , cub prix , motorsports , Alex Yoong

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