Danish aims to rebound from Motegi crash
KUALA LUMPUR: Hakim Danish Ramli wants to put last week's crash-hit Japanese GP behind him as he resumes his Moto3 World Championship campaign in Indonesia this weekend.
Hakim Danish Ramli aims to move past the crash at last week's Japanese Moto3 World Championship event as he returns to action this weekend in Indonesia. The 19-year-old rider, recovering from shoulder injuries sustained in three crashes at Motegi, currently sits seventh in the championship standings with 105 points. Despite finishing 13th in Japan, Danish is optimistic about his prospects at the Mandalika International Circuit, where he previously competed in the Asia Talent Cup four years ago.
He emphasized his desire to focus on the positive aspects of the race, stating that the lessons learned from the crash in Japan would serve as valuable experience moving forward. Danish highlighted the circuit's challenging high-speed corners and technical sections, particularly in the first and final sectors, where sharp turns await. To excel, he plans to enhance his speed and performance in these areas.
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