Hakim Danish Vows to Bounce Back at Aragon

Malaysian rider Hakim Danish Ramli is gearing up for the Aragon Grand Prix in Spain with undiminished resolve, following a crash at Silverstone the previous week. He confirmed he escaped the incident without injury, explaining that his fall was a consequence of trying to avoid another rider who had crashed.

Despite the setback, Hakim Danish remains optimistic, drawing positives from the Silverstone race. "Alhamdulillah, I did not suffer any injuries. In the race, I felt very good with the bike and was confident enough to compete at the front. But unfortunately, I fell while trying to avoid another rider who fell. Regardless, there are positive things I can take away. I learned a lot, and I can't wait for the next race in Aragon," he stated in a media release.

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Alhamdulillah, I did not suffer any injuries. In the race, I felt very good with the bike and was confident enough to compete at the front. But unfortunately, I fell while trying to avoid another rider who fell. Regardless, there are positive things I can take away. I learned a lot, and I can't wait for the next race in Aragon.

He plans to continue training diligently to return stronger for the upcoming race. The SIC Racing team manager, Zulfahmi Khairuddin, acknowledged that luck was not on Hakim Danish's side at Silverstone. He noted that two other riders collided with Hakim Danish's bike from behind, causing him to lose control and crash.

"Fortunately, he was not injured. The result at Silverstone does not reflect Hakim Danish's true potential, as he showed competitive performance throughout the weekend," Zulfahmi added. The team intends to leverage the Silverstone experience to enhance the bike's performance and ensure Hakim Danish learns from the event ahead of the Aragon competition.

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Fortunately, he was not injured. The result at Silverstone does not reflect Hakim Danish's true potential, as he showed competitive performance throughout the weekend.