The JDT Racing Team and Honda Racing Malaysia team have taken a professional approach by not prolonging the incident involving the two national riders, Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah and Md Zaqhwan Zaidi, during Race 2 of the ASB1000 category in the Asia Road Racing Championship (ARRC) at the Sepang International Circuit (SIC) yesterday.
In an official statement, Hafizh’s team informed that the incident has been thoroughly reviewed by the ARRC organizers, and appropriate penalties have been imposed according to the championship regulations.
“The incident was classified as unintentional, stemming from an intense and competitive racing atmosphere, an element that is common in the world of motorsports,” the statement said.
According to JDT Racing Team, both teams – JDT Racing and Honda Racing Malaysia – have resolved the matter amicably, thereby upholding the principles of mutual respect and professionalism between the riders and the teams.
“Integrity and sportsmanship remain our top priorities. We will continue to work closely with the organizers to ensure the highest standards are upheld at all times,” the statement added.
Meanwhile, Honda Racing Malaysia announced that they have suspended team crew member for “improper behaviour” regarding the incident. The team also emphasized the importance of professional values and conduct within the team.
The statement was posted on Honda Racing Malaysia’s Facebook page.
