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Three races left, one mission: Hakim Danish chases another Moto3 podium after Sepang heartbreak

SEPANG, Nov 1 — National rider Muhammad Hakim Danish Ramli has not given up on his quest for a podium finish this...

Three races left, one mission: Hakim Danish chases another Moto3 podium after Sepang heartbreak

SEPANG, Nov 1 — Despite facing disappointment at the 2026 Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix in his quest for a Moto3 podium, national rider Muhammad Hakim Danish Ramli remains undeterred. The Terengganu-born rider, who secured podium finishes at the Italian and Czech GPs, vowed to continue competing strongly in the remaining three races of the season.

Hakim Danish admitted that his failure to deliver a podium finish disappointed home fans, but he remained focused on his goal. "I am very happy with today's race because I gave it everything," he told reporters. The challenge of competing against Honda machinery, especially in high-speed corners, posed a significant hurdle for Hakim Danish.

Earlier in the race, he moved up to second place after overtaking Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP rider David Almansa but lost that position on the next lap. However, a final-lap overtaking move saw him secure third place at the final corner, only for Carpe to reclaim the position. Hakim Danish expressed confidence that a podium finish was still within reach, determined to keep fighting until the final race.

SIC Racing team manager Zulfahmi Khairuddin praised Hakim Danish's performance, noting his emotional control and consistent performance throughout the week. Despite missing out on a podium at SIC, he had high confidence in the 19-year-old rider's abilities based on his practice sessions. However, intense competition on the final lap thwarted their ambition of securing a podium.

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