A little rain with Sepang today provided a primary twist in proceedings in Round 2 of the Malaysia Championship String (MCS) as 19-year old Mitchell Cheah regarding N1 Racing stunned his particular more celebrated challengers in the Touring Output class to score an urgent victory in Kind 2 yesterday.
With Rush 1 winner Keifli Othman together with Pee Sau Fan pushed to retire after 8 laps and championship leaders, Lai Wee Shout and Farouk Abdul Kathir involved in an automobile accident and dropping out of competition, Mitchell, who finished 10th yesterday, took top honours in the one-hour strength race.
Completing 22 temps in 1 hour 24.580 seconds, Mitchell, who ran in a Honda FD2 device, finished 15.880 minutes ahead of team-mate Desmond Yee, who was 7th yesterday. Baron Sim involving R-Engineering completed the podium; improving from his particular sixth place in Rush 1.
With an additional 21 points from Round 2 including 12-15 points won right now, Mitchell climbed to minute in the overall standings with 39 points and three factors behind the partnership for Lai Wee Sing along with Farouk Abdul Kathir of R-Engineering, who have 38 points after a couple of rounds.
“It was a troublesome race as the keep track of was a bit evasive. I just focus on the race and keep my very own pace. Apparently, I personally benefited from the vehicles and drivers while in front of me having specialised problems or crashing out,” claimed Mitchell.
In the Malaysian Touring Car (MTC) championship, Nick Mah associated with Tedco Racing continued his / her dominance; winning his / her fourth race consecutively in his Suzuki Swift even with carrying an additional 30kg with race success ballast over the weekend.
“It was a very hard contest for me as I seemed to be bumped into in Turn A person and spun. I had to fight my which were found from last spot to first. I am consequently relieved to acquire today,” explained Nick, who presenting a perfect score associated with 60 points following two rounds.
Like the first sort three races, Kenny Lee and Neo Cheng Hen got second place and yet another 12 points; to add to their total take of 48 details after two rounds. CY Ong of Dream Chaser Bike racing team took third in today’s race, which was the final event of the packed three-day programme.
