Hafiz fights through flu to be fastest Malaysian 


PETALING JAYA: In his sixth Ironman Malaysia attempt, Mohd Hafiz Mohd Yusop finally achieved what had eluded him for years - finishing as the fastest Malaysian.

The 38-year-old radiographer crossed the line in 10’52:02, a personal triumph made even more remarkable by the fact that he was down with influenza just a week before the race.

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