TUJUH MATA DI AUSTRIA LONJAK HAKIM DANISH KE P7 MOTO3

🇲🇾 Spielberg, Austria | 20 September 2026 – Pelumba Moto3 negara, Hakim Danish mempamerkan kebangkitan cukup baik untuk menamatkan saingan Grand Prix (GP) Austria di tempat ke-9, sekali gus mengutip 7 mata berharga di Litar Red Bull Ring, Spielberg.
Keputusan itu membolehkan pelumba AEON Credit-MT Helmets-MSi terbabit melonjak satu anak tangga ke kedudukan ke-7 keseluruhan Kejuaraan Dunia Moto3 dengan mengumpul 101 mata.

Pada perlumbaan itu, Hakim Danish yang bermula dari petak ke-15 melakukan permulaan cukup positif apabila pantas memperbaiki kedudukan pada pusingan awal perlumbaan.

Berdasarkan data rasmi perlumbaan, pelumba berusia 19 tahun itu melepasi pusingan pertama di kedudukan ke-14 sebelum melonjak ke tangga ke-12 pada pusingan kedua, ke-11 pada pusingan ketiga dan menembusi kelompok sembilan terbaik pada pusingan keempat.

Bagaimanapun, rentak Hakim Danish sedikit terjejas di pertengahan perlumbaan apabila melakukan beberapa kesilapan ketika bekerja keras untuk mendapatkan posisi lebih baik. Tindakan tersebut menyebabkan kedudukannya kembali merosot dan berada di tangga ke-14 pada pusingan ke-15.

Hakim Danish enggan mengalah dan mengatur semula rentaknya sebelum berjaya bangkit semula pada penghujung perlumbaan apabila kembali memperbaiki kedudukan kepada P12 pada pusingan ke-17 dan P11 pada pusingan ke-19 sebelum melintasi garisan penamat di tempat kesembilan.

ZK Racing melihat keputusan ini sebagai satu lagi perkembangan positif buat Hakim Danish dalam usaha meneruskan saingan Kejuaraan Dunia Moto3 2026, khususnya selepas pelumba muda negara itu sekali lagi menunjukkan semangat juang untuk bangkit pada penghujung perlumbaan.

Perlumbaan di Austria dimenangi pendahulu kejuaraan daripada CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team, Maximo Quiles, dengan catatan 33 minit 24.323 saat (s), diikuti Brian Uriarte (Red Bull KTM Ajo) di tempat kedua dengan 33:26.657s, manakala rakan sepasukannya, Alvaro Carpe, melengkapkan podium di tempat ketiga dengan 33:31.717s.

Kejuaraan Dunia Moto3 selepas ini membuka tirai pusingan Asia dengan GP Jepun di Mobility Resort Motegi dari 2 hingga 4 Oktober, disusuli GP Indonesia, GP Australia dan kemuncaknya GP Malaysia.

ZK Racing kini akan memberi tumpuan kepada persiapan menghadapi pusingan Asia, dengan Hakim Danish dijangka terus memberikan saingan terbaik dalam baki musim 2026.

ZK Racing merakamkan penghargaan kepada semua penaja, rakan strategik, pihak media dan seluruh penyokong yang terus memberikan sokongan kepada Hakim Danish sepanjang musim ini.

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🇬🇧 Spielberg, Austria | 20 September 2026 – Malaysian Moto3 rider Hakim Danish produced a strong fightback to finish ninth in the Austrian Grand Prix, securing seven valuable points at the Red Bull Ring, Spielberg.

The result saw the AEON Credit-MT Helmets-MSi rider move up one place to seventh in the overall Moto3 World Championship standings, with 101 points.

Starting the race from 15th on the grid, Hakim Danish made a positive start as he quickly gained positions during the opening laps.

According to official race data, the 19-year-old completed the opening lap in 14th position before moving up to 12th on Lap 2, 11th on Lap 3 and breaking into the top nine on Lap 4.

However, Hakim Danish’s pace was slightly affected midway through the race after making several mistakes while pushing hard to gain further positions. This caused him to drop back to 14th place by Lap 15.

Hakim Danish refused to give up and regained his rhythm in the closing stages of the race. He fought his way back to 12th on Lap 17 and 11th on Lap 19 before crossing the finish line in ninth position.

ZK Racing sees the result as another positive step for Hakim Danish in his 2026 Moto3 World Championship campaign, particularly after the young Malaysian once again demonstrated his fighting spirit to recover strongly in the closing stages of the race.

The Austrian Grand Prix was won by championship leader Maximo Quiles of CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team in a time of 33 minutes 24.323 seconds, followed by Brian Uriarte (Red Bull KTM Ajo) in second with 33:26.657, while his team-mate Alvaro Carpe completed the podium in third with 33:31.717.

The Moto3 World Championship will now head into the Asian leg of the season, beginning with the Japanese Grand Prix at Mobility Resort Motegi from 2 to 4 October, followed by the Indonesian Grand Prix, Australian Grand Prix and, finally, the Malaysian Grand Prix.

ZK Racing will now turn its focus towards preparations for the Asian rounds, with Hakim Danish aiming to continue his strong challenge throughout the remainder of the 2026 season.

ZK Racing would like to express its appreciation to all sponsors, partners, media and supporters for their continued support of Hakim Danish throughout the season.

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🇲🇾 “Bagi perlumbaan hari ini, saya berjaya menamatkan saingan di tempat ke-9 selepas bermula dari petak ke-15. Pada awal perlumbaan, saya melakukan permulaan yang baik dan cuba memacu jentera semaksimum mungkin sehingga berjaya memperbaiki beberapa kedudukan.

Bagaimanapun, pada pertengahan saingan tadi, saya agak bergelut kerana terlalu memaksa jentera hingga melakukan kesilapan yang menyebabkan saya ketinggalan semula ke belakang.

Menjelang penghujung perlumbaan, saya berusaha untuk bangkit semula dan memecut bagi memintas beberapa pelumba di hadapan saya. Keserasian saya dengan jentera juga bertambah baik. Terima kasih kepada pasukan yang bekerja keras sepanjang minggu ini.

Saya amat teruja untuk menghadapi perlumbaan seterusnya di Asia, khususnya di Jepun, dan bertekad untuk mencatatkan keputusan yang lebih cemerlang. Terima kasih atas sokongan berterusan semua pihak.”

🇬🇧 “For today’s race, I managed to finish in ninth place after starting from 15th on the grid. I made a good start and tried to push the bike to its maximum, which allowed me to gain several positions in the early stages of the race.

However, midway through the race, I struggled a little as I was pushing too hard and made a few mistakes, which caused me to lose some positions and drop back down the field.

Towards the end of the race, I worked hard to fight back and pushed to overtake several riders ahead of me. My feeling with the bike also improved during the closing stages. I would like to thank the team for all their hard work throughout the weekend.

I’m really looking forward to the next race in Asia, especially in Japan, and I’m determined to achieve an even stronger result. Thank you to everyone for your continued support.”

🇲🇾 “Ini sememangnya minggu yang amat mencabar buat Danish. Pada perlumbaan tadi, ada satu pusingan yang menyaksikan beliau sedikit melakukan kesilapan kerana ingin mendapatkan posisi yang lebih baik.

Saya percaya masih banyak perkara yang perlu diperhalusi oleh Danish, khususnya dari segi teknik tunggangannya. Pasukan sebenarnya tidak meletakkan sasaran yang terlalu tinggi. Namun, apabila kita sudah merasai kemenangan dan berada di podium sebelum ini, sasaran peribadi terhadap dirinya secara tidak langsung meningkat.

Justeru, apa yang paling penting ketika ini adalah mengurus jangkaan terhadap dirinya sepanjang melalui fasa sebagai pelumba baharu (rookie). Penanda aras ketika ini sangat tinggi apabila Brian Uriarte kerap menaiki podium dalam hampir setiap perlumbaan.

Saya berharap Danish dapat mengubah sedikit gaya tunggangannya agar lebih tenang dan mampu konsisten bersaing dalam kelompok hadapan, sekali gus bersedia sepenuhnya menjelang Grand Prix (GP) Malaysia nanti.”

🇬🇧 “It has certainly been a very challenging week for Danish. In today’s race, there was one lap where he made a small mistake while trying to gain a better position.
I believe there are still several areas that Danish needs to refine, particularly in terms of his riding technique. The team has not set overly high expectations for him. However, after experiencing a win and standing on the podium before, his own expectations of himself have naturally increased.

Therefore, the most important thing at this stage is to manage those expectations as he continues to go through his rookie season. The benchmark is currently very high, especially with Brian Uriarte consistently fighting for podiums in almost every race.

I hope Danish can make some adjustments to his riding style, allowing him to ride with more composure and consistently fight at the front. This will be important as we prepare fully for the Malaysian Grand Prix.”