Motorcycle racing tends to be a male dominated sport but Angella Wong would beg to differ with her participation in her maiden season of the 2023 Malaysian Cub Prix. Angella Wong Ann Qi, to give her full name, hails from Negeri Sembilan and is racing in the Yamaha Petronas Super Series on a Yamaha EZ115.
In her first season in motorcycle competition, 17-year old Angella says she decided to take up the sport for the challenge. “I like riding fast and feeling the wind on me,” says Angella.
Currently riding a Yamaha R15 on the street, Angella said she was encouraged to take up racing by her friend. “He asked me to join the race for the season and I thought, “why not?”,” Angella says.
Angella joins fellow female competitor Nur Anisha Muhd Zaini in the Yamaha Petronas Super Series. Other female motorcycle racer in the 2023 Malaysian Cub Prix are Nur Dini Uzma Abdullah in the AEON Credit Service Yamaha 135LC Tekhne Challenge class, as well as Nuraina Halisya Hamirudin in the Petronas Sprinta Pro-Am Cup.
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This Angella is going to be fellow mat rempit’s pride trophy model.
2023 or 2032? Should be typo error in the first sentence. Motorcycle racing tends to be a male dominated sport but Angella Wong would beg to differ with her participation in her maiden season of the ***2032*** Malaysian Cub Prix.
men nowadays enter cooking competition while females enter motorsports competition. nowadays roles start to go terbalik.
what happens to water sports activity afaik none existence, pity those descendant orang laut and sea dayak forced to pick up orang ulu mat rempit hobby!
Very good. Anyone with the need for speed should always channel them in a safe environment. Hope the ladies do well.