A record will be attempted at this weekend’s Proton-MSF Merdeka Race Carnival at Sepang where stunt car driver Faidzal Alang will attempt to be the first to drive a car a lap around the Sepang International Circuit on only two wheels! MSF’s Instagram account posted one of his practice sessions earlier today – you can view the video embedded below.
According to the Proton-MSF Merdeka Race Carnival calendar, the record will be attempted at 830pm on Saturday right after the first session of the MSF track day event. The Malaysia Book of Records will be present to observe and certify the record.
Proton will be hosting activities in the North Paddock across both days of the event, from 11am to 10pm daily. With more than two dozen items on the list, there’s no shortage of things to do or see.
Admission is free on Saturday so please do come on over, but before that remember to fill up this form to pre-register for the event to smoothen out the admission process.
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Geely investment is bearing its fruit! After years, instead of 4 wheels, now Proton’s car only needs two instead. Good value engineering exercise.
i dont see what is so attractive in doing what
Ahh kau jealous lettewww tak boleh buat macam dia
Noice!
The act more towards torturing the be loved SAGA…..instead of showcase to all Malaysia how to break the records…Petty this SAGA….
It shows that proton cars have superior stability and body rigidity. Try this stunt with any perodua car and likely will end up flat on the side or turtle upside down.
Proton Saga only score 4 star Asean NCAP with older protocol version 1.0,
What may happened when subjected to Asean NCAP Protocol 2021-2025 ver.3.0?
Fikir this. Asean NCAP testing is only rated to 60kmph while most high speed crashes happen at 110kmph or above. Asean NCAP does not guarantee real world survival results, meanwhile a proton X50 driver had escape with scratch wounds from a 150kmph crash. Like PC, I tend to believe real world results over simulated benchmarks.