Vrooming back: Cub Prix promoter to go by the book


PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Cub Prix fraternity will work within the government’s conditional movement control order (MCO) regulations to get the sports back on track.

On Friday, the government announced new conditions under the MCO which was enforced from March 18. Now outdoor sports activities which don’t involve body contact and large gatherings, are allowed.

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