AFOS - Malaysian Series 2007 Sepang Circuit

[Tom]

AFOS - Malaysian Series 2007 Sepang Circuit
Images by: Andy Goh

A fantastic pole to flag win was achieved again by Fariqe Hairuman in the Asian Touring Car Series today at the Asian Festival Of Speed held at Sepang International Circuit.

The Petronas Syntium Team driver raked in full points for his weekend in front of the home crowd, leaving his competitors behind him once again with a 12 second gap.

“It was a great outing and I’m really happy to be here again. Starting from sixth, I made my way up but George Ong put up a good fight for a few corners” said Hairuman at the Post Race Press Conference.

The driver has managed to gain his confidence and aims to win the championship at the end of the year.

Japanese driver Masaki Kano also had a great race, chalking up his first win in his second outing with the series “ It feels good to be here and I am happy to be able to get on the podium. I did not have such a good start but I managed to make my way to be here” said Kano.

Third placed Cheung Chi Sing, who finished second overall in Division 2 of the championship last year put on an outstanding performance, making up for a bad outing yesterday.

The driver was on the charge and made the most of his chances, overtaking George Ong and Eric Yeo on the first corner on laps 10 and 18 respectively. The Hong Kong, Team IMSP driver clearly gained his advantage with daring late braking manoeuvres.

The three leaders were followed by Malaysian Eric Yeo, Singaporeans George Ong and Melvin Choo, Hong Kong newcomer Frank Yee, another Malaysian Indran Kanavaji and three of Hong Kong’s favourites, Man Ting Yu, Danny Stacy Chau and Poon Tak Ming. Only China’s Li Guo Huo was not classified.

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[wael]

nice pic and great cars.

BUT what i can see only a BMW, Porsche and Honda.
Where is others cars such as Nissan, toyota, subaru ?????

 

[limch1]

Where is M'sian pride, Proton?

 

[evo5229]

yalah...my supported WAJA petronas...wei...yee..chnaged to BMW....no mood liao....

 

[stanley]

M'sian pride? Proton? Pls lah..... "Wake Up"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[evo5229]

yerr...dun laa..the waja so geng u know....sumore ta pau bmw....lai det more fan maa....use cheap car to win..kekeke

 

[- J f D -]

Thanks for the pics Tom. Those dc5's look great as always.

 

[ivan7]

lets not mention waja first...wat happened to the nismos and tom's?? or even audi????

bmw vs audi mar...mana boleh bmw vs honda...

 

[rubbishking01]

thanks for sharing..


nice pict

 

[wael]

lets not mention waja first...wat happened to the nismos and tom's?? or even audi????

bmw vs audi mar...mana boleh bmw vs honda...

maybe that bmw vs honda in same category 1.8cc.
by the way last time bmw vs WAJA, Waja "WIN" hehehe