Hakim takes setback in stride, seeks better ride in Czech Republic


PETALING JAYA: Setbacks are an inevitable part of motorsport, and rider Hakim Danish Ramly is taking it on the chin after his Hungarian Grand Prix race ended early on Sunday.

Hakim’s first outing at the Balaton Park Circuit in Balatonfokajar proved tricky after he crashed in the opening lap after being hit by South African rider Ruche Moodley.

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