Shah pays tribute to outgoing Beasley after decade-long journey
KUALA LUMPUR: National track cyclist Shah Firdaus Sahrom issued a heartfelt tribute to long-time coach John Beasley, following the conclusion of the Shanghai World Championships, the latter’s last major assignment with the national squad.
KUALA LUMPUR: National cyclist Shah Firdaus Sahrom has paid tribute to his longtime coach John Beasley after the Shanghai World Championships concluded. The Australian coach guided Shah, who began training under him at age 19, for over a decade. Beasley recently became the national cycling programme technical director. Shah expressed deep gratitude to Beasley, describing him as the "father of Malaysian track cycling."
The Australian has been instrumental in Shah's career, helping him win multiple medals in various competitions. Shah acknowledged that while his journey hasn't been the toughest, he appreciates Beasley's dedication and sacrifices. The coach and his wife Vicky hold a special place in Shah's life, having shared both triumphs and challenges together.
Shah wishes Beasley happiness and success in his future endeavors, hoping he can enjoy this new chapter. The next major assignment for the team is the Asian Championships in January.
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