Aisyah Zubir terpaksa gunakan basikal gantian pada perlumbaan 4 ogos nanti

Nadi Arena (31/7/24)

Transcript

00:00The programme that you'll be watching is purely fictitious.

00:02Any resemblance to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.

00:04Any relation to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.

00:06Any relation to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.

00:08We are all Timas.

00:11Let's see how Amir Mustafa Rosli, the son of Nur Aisyah Zubir,

00:17was able to complete his mission in Paris

00:19even though he was forced to use a replacement bicycle for the race on 4th August.

00:24In a statement with journalist Zuhal Mizan Azam,

00:27the country's olympian admitted that Aisyah was able to adjust to the bicycle

00:31through training and competitions in Belgium.

00:36Aisyah was involved in an accident

00:38during a competition in Belgium on 16th June

00:41and caused her to suffer a light injury in her shoulder and ankle.

00:45In fact, the bicycle that Aisyah used broke in several parts

00:48and was not able to be used as the main bicycle for the race

00:51even though it was repaired.

00:55For the bicycle that she is using now,

00:58I think so far it's okay because it's a high-end bicycle.

01:04Aisyah has been using this second bicycle for a month now.

01:12She has participated in many competitions

01:16and asked for feedback from the podium.

01:22She said it's okay and it's comfortable to use.

01:27Aisyah will make history as the first female bicycle racer

01:31to participate in the Olympics

01:33after the Malaysian Bicycle Federation, PKBM,

01:36gave her a slot to Paris in 2024.

01:39Aisyah is now on a mission that was helped 12 years ago

01:42when Amir and his brother Husaini Othman failed to finish the race

01:46at the London Tumasha in 2012.

01:49In Asia, it's quite difficult to finish a race in Belgium.

01:55But Aisyah participated in almost 20 races.

01:59She finished all 20 races and won the podium.

02:03So, for me, it's a positive for Malaysia

02:08and cycling in Malaysia

02:10so that next time we can go to Europe for racing and training.

02:16Do you think there's a chance for Aisyah to finish the race in Paris?

02:19For me, I think there's a chance.

02:21If you look at Aisyah's performance now

02:24and her endurance, I think there's no problem.

02:27We'll see.