Kasma Harap Cuaca Baik di Teluk Intan

Pendahulu CP115, Kasma Daniel Kasmayudin berharap keadaan jerebu yang melanda negara akan bertambah baik terutama di sekitar Perak bagi menghadapi Pusingan 7 Kejuaraan Cub Prix AAM Malaysia PETRONAS, di Teluk Intan, minggu ini. 

Pelumba PETRONAS Yamaha Maju Motor itu menyuarakan kebimbangannya berikutan masalah jerebu yang melanda Malaysia dan Singapura ketika ini akibat kebakaran hutan di Indonesia.

Meskipun begitu, masalah tersebut tidak memadam semangat Kasma untuk memburu kemenangan sekaligus terus mengukuhkan kedudukan selaku pendahulu keseluruhan dengan mengumpul 120 mata selepas enam pusingan ketika ini.

Pelumba berusia 15 tahun itu telah mencatat empat kemenangan berturut-turut bermula pusingan ketiga di Muar, Johor diikuti Terengganu, Melaka dan pusingan lepas di Kangar.

Kasma terlepas gelaran juara ketika menamatkan saingan di tempat kedua sewaktu pusingan pembukaan di Temerloh dan gagal menamatkan perlumbaan sewaktu pusingan kedua di Batu Kawan. 
 
“Saya berharap agar keadaan jerebu  semakin baik di Teluk Intan nanti. Ia bukan sahaja baik untuk penganjur, tetapi juga kepada pasukan dan pelumba serta orang ramai yang ingin berkunjung untuk menyaksikan perlumbaan. Kita mahukan keadaan yang baik bagi semua pihak.

Menyentuh tentang perlumbaan, Kasma menambah dia tidak mahu kemenangan lepas membayangi aksinya pada minggu ini.

“Kami gembira dengan empat kemenangan lepas namun masih ada baki empat pusingan perlumbaan dan masih ada 100 mata maksimum untuk diperolehi. Apa sahaja boleh berlaku dalam perlumbaan nanti, jadi kami perlu lebih berhati hati  terhadap pencabar kami dan terus meraih kemenangan jika mahu membawa pulang gelaran keseluruhan CP115 pada penghujung musim nanti.”

KASMA HOPING FOR FAIR WEATHER AT TELUK INTAN

CP115 championship runaway leader, Kasma Daniel Kasmayuddin is hoping for an improvement in the weather ahead of this weekend’s PETRONAS AAM Malaysian Cub Prix Championship at Teluk Intan, Perak.

The PETRONAS Yamaha Maju Motor youngster voiced his concern over the haze that has affected Malaysia and neighboring Singapore as a result from the billowing smoke from Indonesia’s forest fires.

Despite this weekend’s weather forecast, Kasma who leads the championship with 120 points is determined to keep his run of victories in his bid to secure the CP115 title.

The 15-year old has been relentless in the 22^nd edition of the Malaysian Cub Prix, bagging four straight wins in Muar, Terengganu, Melaka and Kangar. The only time Kasma missed out on the chequered flag was during the opening round in Temerloh where he finished second while Batu Kawan marked his only DNF so far.

“I really hope the haze will ease at Teluk Intan this weekend. It would be better not just for the organizers and competing teams and riders but also for the general public who are looking forward to attend the race. We just want everyone to have a good time,” said Kasma.

Kasma added that he had had put his victory run behind him and is fully focused on the upcoming weekend.

“I am not letting our back-to-back victories get to my head. I’m grateful to win four in a row but the championship is far from over with four more races and 100 points up for grabs. Anything can happen during that time so we need to stay ahead of our rivals and keep winning if we want to be crown as CP115 champions by the end of the season.”

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