[Sepang, Malaysia] - Piston Project, a newly-formed race team, partnered with Pulzar Malaysia in an impressive collaboration that marked their debut at the Malaysia Championship Series 2023 Round 2. The event witnessed a thrilling display of skill and determination from the Piston Project team as they competed with three cars across multiple categories, leaving a lasting impression on the motorsport community.
With a total of 54 entries across four categories, the Piston Project by Pulzar stood out as the only team to feature a car driven by two talented female drivers. This commitment to diversity and empowerment within the motorsports industry showcased their dedication to breaking barriers and fostering inclusivity.
Race 1, held on a rainy Saturday, presented challenging conditions for the competitors. Despite the interruptions caused by heavy rain, the team's Honda Fit GK5, car #5, driven by the talented duo of Vera Teh and Gladys Lam, emerged victorious in the MTC category. Their outstanding performance in the face of unpredictable weather demonstrated their skill and resilience.
In the SP2V category, the team showcased their determination and teamwork. Car #28, driven by Roni Risman and Hugo Chai, encountered an unfortunate accident early on but showcased the team's spirit by making swift repairs overnight. Despite facing mechanical issues during the race, they managed to secure an impressive 6th place finish.
Car #88, driven by Shafiq Samsudin and Nadzrie Suhaimi, exhibited exceptional performance in both races. In race 1, they finished in a commendable 3rd place in the SP2V category. In race 2, Samsudin fought valiantly and climbed to an astonishing 1st place before a mechanical failure forced them to retire. Despite this setback, their skill and determination were evident throughout the competition.
Race 2 took place on a scorching Sunday, with track temperatures soaring above 40 degrees. Car #5 showcased a brilliant start, impressively moving up the ranks but faced setbacks after the mandatory pit stop, ultimately finishing in 9th place. However, the performance of the two female drivers drew admiration from all, highlighting their rapid progression in their first Malaysia Championship Series race.
The Piston Project by Pulzar demonstrated tremendous skill, determination, and teamwork throughout the Malaysia Championship Series 2023 Round 2. Despite the challenges faced, the team's commitment to excellence and relentless pursuit of success were evident in their performances. With their debut showcasing remarkable potential, the Piston Project team remains motivated and determined to continue pushing boundaries in the world of motorsports.
