Hafizh Syahrin tekad tunjuk 'taring sebenar' bersama JDT

KUALA LUMPUR: Selepas mendapat tajaan daripada Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT), pelumba motosikal negara Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah bertekad untuk menunjukkan 'taring sebenar' di Kejuaraan Motosikal Asia (ARRC) 2024.

Pelumba berusia 29 tahun itu berkata sudah pasti impiannya mampu tercapai apabila kemudahan dan kelengkapan fasiliti yang disediakan JDT berada dalam kelas tersendiri.

Hafizh turut menzahirkan penghargaan kepada pemilik JDT Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim kerana memberi peluang kepadanya untuk menjadi sebahagian daripada keluarga JDT.

"Saya harap dapat menunjukkan kebolehan yang sebenar dalam memastikan JDT Racing Team berjaya sebagai pasukan yang boleh menaikkan nama JDT dalam sukan permotoran.

"....dan telah terbukti apabila JDT membuat sesuatu mesti bersungguh-sungguh dan profesional. Jika dilihat kemampuan dari segi fasiliti, kemajuan dan sumber-sumber yang disediakan adalah sangat baik," katanya menerusi kenyataan hari ini.

Dalam hantaran di Facebook Johor Southern Tigers baru-baru ini, JDT mengesahkan akan terus melebarkan sayap dengan menceburi sukan permotoran bersama Hafizh Syahrin bermula tahun depan.

JDT Racing Team akan mula beraksi di ARRC pada musim 2024.

Selain bola sepak, JDT turut menceburi sukan lain seperti futsal, polo, tinju dan hoki ais.

-- BERNAMA

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