🇲🇾 SEPANG, 21 SEPTEMBER 2026 – Tirai Kejuaraan MotoMini Malaysia 2026 melabuhkan tirai dengan penuh dramatik apabila Pusingan 4 dan Pusingan 5 berlangsung serentak di Litar Kart Antarabangsa Sepang, Selangor, semalam.
Pusingan penutup musim MotoMini Malaysia itu menyajikan aksi sengit menerusi format dwipusingan yang mempertandingkan empat perlumbaan dalam tempoh dua hari, sekali gus menguji ketahanan fizikal dan mental serta keupayaan teknikal barisan pelumba muda negara dalam perebutan baki 100 mata maksimum.
Selain menentukan juara keseluruhan, pusingan terakhir di Sepang turut menjadi medan penentuan tiket ke pentas antarabangsa apabila dua pelumba terbaik bagi kategori MotoMini 190cc dan dua pelumba terbaik MotoMini 160cc mengesahkan slot mewakili Malaysia pada MotoMini World Final di Valencia, Sepanyol, hujung tahun ini.
Dalam saingan kelas tertinggi, MotoMini Malaysia 190cc, pelumba Terengganu daripada Team 4 Racing, Qasha Irfan, mengesahkan kejuaraan keseluruhan selepas mendominasi saingan sepanjang musim.
Qasha melakar rekod cemerlang dengan sembilan kemenangan musim ini, termasuk kemenangan berganda pada Sabtu dan Ahad di Sepang, sekali gus menutup kempen 2026 dengan prestasi meyakinkan menjelang cabaran di Valencia.
Pelumba Selangor, Malek Ridha pula melonjak ke kedudukan naib juara keseluruhan dengan 167 mata untuk mengesahkan tiket kedua ke Valencia, manakala pencabar rapatnya, Adam Aiman daripada CMX Racing, Selangor, menamatkan saingan di tempat ketiga dengan 155 mata.
Saingan MotoMini Malaysia 160cc turut menyaksikan dominasi pelumba Pahang, Al-Adam Mikail daripada Scooter.my ZNEXLAB IGOL Racing Team, yang muncul juara keseluruhan selepas mengharungi musim cemerlang.
Pelumba berusia 12 tahun itu merekodkan sembilan kemenangan sepanjang musim dan mengumpul 233 mata untuk mendahului kejuaraan dengan selesa.
Slot kedua ke Valencia menjadi milik rakan senegeri, Qaish Isyraf daripada 36 JRQR Racing Team, yang menamatkan saingan di tempat kedua keseluruhan dengan 161 mata. Aryan Mikhail daripada Team 4 Racing, Terengganu, pula menduduki tempat ketiga dengan 151 mata.
Dalam saingan SIC Ohvale Junior Championship, pelumba cilik berusia tujuh tahun, Haqim Al Mahdi daripada HF MotoMini Team, melengkapkan musim gemilang apabila dinobatkan sebagai juara keseluruhan selepas mengumpul 222 mata.
Pelumba cilik wanita, Wan Adra Mikayla Wan Mohd Muzri turut mencuri tumpuan apabila meraih dua kemenangan di Sepang, sekali gus menamatkan saingan di tempat kedua keseluruhan dengan 179 mata. Akmal Aiman daripada CMX Racing pula menduduki tempat ketiga dengan 130 mata.
Sementara itu, dalam saingan RCB MotoKidz Championship, bakat cilik yang sebelum ini dicungkil menerusi sukan basikal tolak (push bike), Faith Mikael daripada M8 Racing Team, membuktikan potensinya apabila muncul juara keseluruhan dengan 197 mata hasil lima kemenangan musim ini.
Pengarah Program MotoMini Malaysia, Zulfahmi Khairuddin, berkata pencapaian keseluruhan perlumbaan edisi 2026 cukup sengit terutama dalam perebutan kejuaraan dan tiket ke Valencia, sekali gus membuktikan program berkenaan terus melahirkan bakat berpotensi untuk bersaing di pentas antarabangsa.
🇬🇧 SEPANG, 21 SEPTEMBER 2026 – The 2026 MotoMini Malaysia Championship came to a dramatic conclusion as Rounds 4 and 5 were held together at the Sepang International Kart Circuit, Selangor, yesterday.
The season finale of MotoMini Malaysia delivered intense racing under a double-header format, featuring four races over two days. The format tested the physical and mental endurance, as well as the technical ability, of the country’s young riders as they battled for the remaining 100 maximum championship points.
In addition to determining the overall champions, the final round in Sepang also served as the decisive stage for the international qualification spots, with the top two riders in the MotoMini 190cc and MotoMini 160cc categories securing places to represent Malaysia at the MotoMini World Final in Valencia, Spain, later this year.
In the premier MotoMini Malaysia 190cc category, Terengganu rider Qasha Irfan of Team 4 Racing secured the overall championship after dominating the competition throughout the season.
Qasha enjoyed an outstanding campaign with nine victories this season, including double wins on Saturday and Sunday in Sepang, bringing his 2026 campaign to a strong close ahead of the challenge in Valencia.
Selangor rider Malek Ridha moved up to finish runner-up overall with 167 points, securing the second ticket to Valencia, while his close challenger, Adam Aiman of CMX Racing, Selangor, finished third overall with 155 points.
The MotoMini Malaysia 160cc category also saw a dominant performance from Pahang rider Al-Adam Mikail of Scooter.my ZNEXLAB IGOL Racing Team, who was crowned overall champion after an impressive season.
The 12-year-old recorded nine victories throughout the season and accumulated 233 points to comfortably lead the championship.
The second ticket to Valencia went to fellow Malaysian rider Qaish Isyraf of 36 JRQR Racing Team, who finished second overall with 161 points. Aryan Mikhail of Team 4 Racing, Terengganu, completed the overall podium in third with 151 points.
In the SIC Ohvale Junior Championship, seven-year-old Haqim Al Mahdi of HF MotoMini Team capped off an impressive season by being crowned overall champion with 222 points.
Young female rider Wan Adra Mikayla Wan Mohd Muzri also caught the attention with two victories in Sepang, finishing second overall with 179 points. Akmal Aiman of CMX Racing finished third with 130 points.
Meanwhile, in the RCB MotoKidz Championship, young talent Faith Mikael of M8 Racing Team, who was previously discovered through push-bike racing, demonstrated his potential by claiming the overall championship with 197 points, having secured five victories during the season.
MotoMini Malaysia Programme Director, Zulfahmi Khairuddin, said the 2026 season had produced highly competitive racing, particularly in the battle for the championships and the coveted tickets to Valencia, further demonstrating that the programme continues to develop promising young talent capable of competing on the international stage.
🇲🇾 “Pelumba yang mengesahkan tempat ke Valencia sememangnya layak kerana kita tahu tahap keupayaan pelumba Malaysia tidak pernah menghampakan di pentas akhir dunia. Setiap tahun kita ke sana, kita berjaya meraih podium dan dengan kebolehan dua pelumba terbaik kategori 190cc dan 160cc ini, saya amat yakin untuk meletakkan sasaran tinggi di Valencia nanti.
Secara keseluruhannya, peralihan konsep musim ini daripada perlumbaan satu pengeluar (one-make race) kepada sistem pasukan berasaskan penajaan sendiri membuahkan hasil yang sangat positif. Kehadiran penonton dan keluarga juga amat luar biasa, sekali gus mencerminkan kemeriahan sukan ini.
Malah, program ini mula membuka mata pihak luar termasuk jurulatih bola sepak terkenal tanah air, Nizam Jamil, yang tampil menubuhkan pasukan NJ Racing. Kita berharap lebih ramai individu berpengalaman seperti beliau tampil menyokong dan menyertai program pembangunan bakat seperti ini.
Kita juga bersyukur dan berterima kasih atas kehadiran Ketua Setiausaha Kementerian Belia dan Sukan (KBS), YBhg. Dato’ Rahimi bin Ismail, yang hadir melihat sendiri potensi sukan ini.
Harapan saya, program MotoMini serta inisiatif Road to MotoGP akan terus mendapat sokongan padu daripada KBS dan SIC bagi memastikan kesinambungan pembangunan bakat muda negara ke peringkat dunia tidak terputus. Hakim Danish lahir dari program ini dan kita harap satu hari nanti lebih ramai bakat muda dari Malaysia ke sana,”
🇬🇧 “The riders who have secured their places in Valencia fully deserve their opportunity, as we know that Malaysian riders have consistently performed well on the world stage. Every year we go there, we have managed to secure podium finishes, and with the ability shown by the top two riders in both the 190cc and 160cc categories, I am very confident that we can set high targets for Valencia.
Overall, the transition this season from a one-make racing format to a team-based system built around individual sponsorship has produced very positive results. The turnout of spectators and families has also been exceptional, reflecting the growing excitement and appeal of the sport.
The programme has also started to attract attention from outside the racing community, including renowned Malaysian football coach Nizam Jamil, who came forward to establish NJ Racing. We hope more experienced individuals like him will step forward to support and become involved in talent development programmes such as this.
We are also grateful and thankful for the presence of the Secretary-General of the Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS), YBhg. Dato’ Rahimi bin Ismail, who attended the event and witnessed the potential of the sport first-hand.
My hope is that the MotoMini programme and the Road to MotoGP initiative will continue to receive strong support from KBS and SIC, ensuring that the development pathway for young Malaysian talent to the world stage remains continuous. Hakim Danish came through this programme, and we hope that one day more young Malaysian talents will have the opportunity to follow the same path.”
