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 Greetings from PocketGP Team! The Ministry of Youth and Sports Malaysia(KBS) and the Motorsports Association of Malaysia (MAM sanctioned by FIM) see Pocket Bike Association of Malaysia(sanctioned by MAM) as the best medium in developing Motorsport for the current generation of young riders globally. In this regard, PocketGP has been branded as a new and first entity in the process of intervention and regeneration in the youth Motorsport development. This platform is also in line with the government's intention to see the management process and development of Motorsport for young people and youth at the grassroots level more comprehensive and maintained. Pocket Bikes are small, two wheeled recreational vehicles approximately one-quarter the size of regular motorcycles. Pocket bike maintain the look of full sized sport bikes and are known outside of Malaysia for racing on specialty tracks designed for small power sport machines. This high adrenaline sport has its own followers from United States, South Africa, Malaysia,Thailand,Spain, Italy, Indonesia, South Africa, Japan, Turkey, Belgium, United States, United Kingdom and many more in our Instagram who also have the same interest in PocketGP Championship talent development from 4 years old until 13 years old. PocketGP Championship is a two days event. However, to encourage new talent to join the championship, it is proposed to have basic course of Pocket Bike riding, 1 day before each round. This will expose the local young riders to the pocket bike and directly will increase the popularity of pocket bike among the local communities. PocketGP championship will be organized on either Saturday or Sunday depending on the state of each round will be organized. In the morning, there will be a session for push bike and this is open for riders from 3 years old. In fact, the introduction of push bike in this championship will portray the real growth of young talents in two-wheel Motorsport. After the push bike session, there will be a free practice session and qualifying session with 4 categories and in the afternoon there will be 2 races for each categories from 4 years old until 13 years old. PocketGP also focusing on the 'social awareness'. Our mission is to create a Motorsport consultant team / curriculum for youth in every primary and secondary schools globally on the awareness of the effect of teenagers illegal racing to themselves, society, communities and for the country. They came from a poor family and they involved into illegal racing in order to get the prize of money whoever won the race. Most of them need money to support their own life because they can't get it from their poor parents. They also upgrade their motorbike to get more powerful, sometimes it will cost them a lump sum amount of money. Almost 70% age from 8-17 from primary and secondary students in Malaysia involved into illegal street racing. The illegal street racing activities always happen in our country. This scenario is serious and cause to be worried. Our Government have to face a trouble to solve illegal racing issues. This will make the youngster careless about their country development and cases like murdered, rapist,robbers, drug addicted who involved in the illegal street racing increased. The illegal racing activities existence has contribute a bad image to our nation, communities, religion, schools and families. It is involvements of illegal racing cause an increasingly accident rate of motorcycle and stolen of motorcycle are correlated in illegal racing activities as well. The Government have to increased fine and punishment in order to make street racer to be more alert and to show that government is serious to reduced this problem. From these activities issues will make the officers to treat them like a criminal, sent summons to them and confiscate their motorcycle. Therefore, We believe that by having a potential as our Sponsor can make a greatest impact to our young generation and communities in Youth Motorsport Development globally. Together I attached my YouTube PocketGP link at https://youtu.be/V5CVBjvbxSE for your kind reference.

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📅December 24, 2021
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📅December 25, 2021
📍Kuala LumpurFederal Territory of Kuala LumpurMalaysia

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