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Berita Utusan Online 5 Mac 2004
2007-12-05 09:14:00
sportsTwo Malaysian yachts leading after second day STRONG winds enable participants to experience a more challenging competition on the second day of the BMW Royal Langkawi International Regatta 2004 in Langkawi, March 4. - Utusanpix. LANGKAWI March 4 - Two Malaysian yachts are leading in their respective categories on the second day of the BMW Royal Langkawi International Regatta 2004 at the Langkawi waters here Thursday.Amir Zohri Rahim on board "Gotcha Lagi" maintained the lead in the "Premier Cruising class 1B" category after completing the race in 4 hours 32 minutes 35 seconds Thursday.The race for the title will be decided on Saturday."Gotcha Lagi" which had it easy Wednesday, has come under stiff challenge from second placed "Remington" navigated by Jim Ellis from Hong Kong and third placed "Le Samudera", handled by his compartriot David Lindahl.Race Director Franz Robert said the wind was blowing at about 1-5 knots. And though the wind conditions were not as expected, all p...
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Berita Utusan Online 4 Mac 2004
2007-12-05 09:12:00
sportsMalaysian sailors show class on first dayLANGKAWI March 3 - The Malaysian team led by Amir Zohri Rahim, navigating "Gotcha Lagi" took the lead in the Premier Cruising event of the BMW Royal Langkawi International Regatta 2004 on the first day of competitions here Wednesday. "The wind conditions were good and my position also helped the team to take the overall lead," said Amir after completing the race in 1 hour 53 minutes 27 seconds. Amir and five other sailors in the team would continue their challenge in Thursday's four remaining races to clinch any of the titles at stake. He said the new sails on his yacht, sponsored by Malaysia Airlines (MAS) played a key role in the race. Another sailor, Lieutenant Malik Sulaiman from the Royal Malaysian Navy, and navigating "KDP 1" was also in commanding form, taking second spot in the Sport Boats category. Malik is no stranger to the sport as he had won a silver in the Super Moth category during the 1998 Asian Games in Bangkok. His co...
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Berita Utusan Online 15 Feb 2004
2007-12-05 09:11:00
sportsLeading Kevin closing in on laser titleLANGKAWI Feb 14 - National sailor Kevin Lim took a commanding lead into the final Sunday for the Laser category of the Premier Langkawi International Regatta when the sails folded on the first day, at the Tiara Hotel waters near here.Kevin 27, representing the Project Gemilang 2006 squad, finished well ahead of the rest after the first five races were completed Saturday.Kevin, preparing for the Olympic Games in Athens, need to win two more races Sunday to clinch the title. "I used the strong wind conditions to my advantage," he said.Another sailor from the Project squad, Mohd Romzi Muhamad is placed second while Lt Malik Sulaiman from the Royal Malaysian Navy Yacht Club is lying third.Two sailors from the Navy club, Zainal Misran and Mohd Razman Mohamad Radzi dominated the Raceboard category over third placed Raja Azli Othman.In the Dinghy Open, Nurul Ain/Fauzi Mustafa, also from the Navy club are the leaders.About 250 sailors from Singap...
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Lagi Sukan SEA 1998
2007-12-05 09:09:00
sukanPingat perak bertambahMALAYSIA memperoleh empat lagi pingat perak pada hari kelapan Suka n Asia XIII Bangkok menerusi tiga atlet perahu layar dan pasukan ekuestrian negara, semalam.Sekalipun gagal mengulangi pencapaian emas oleh Ryan Tan pada temasya di Hiroshima, empat tahun lalu, kalungan perak buat Nazmi Shariff sudah dikira cukup membanggakan menerusi acara optimis lelaki.Selepas 10 perlumbaan di Pantai Jomtien, Pattaya selama lima hari, Nazmi yang mengumpul 18 mata, kekurangan cuma enam daripada pemenang pingat emas, Chae Bong Jin dari Korea Selatan.Gangsa acara ini dimenangi oleh Junhao Tay dari Singapura yang memungut 31 mata.Kevin Lim dan Malik Sulaiman turut menyumbangkan dua lagi perak menerusi sukan air ini, masing-masing dalam acara laser dan super moth yang berakhir, semalam.Kevin yang mencatatkan 18 mata, dipisahkan sebanyak setengah daripada pungutan itu berbanding juara laser, Kim Hoi dari Korea Selatan sambil peserta China, Cao Xiaobo meraih gangsa dengan 20 mat...

Malik seperti Laporan Utusan Malaysia - tahun 1998
2007-12-05 09:07:00
sukanTaekwondo rebut perak, gangsaACARA taekwondo menyumbang pingat perak dan gangsa kepada Mala ysia sementara badmminton memberikan gangsa selepas tewas 1-4 kepada Indonesia pada Sukan Asia XIII, semalam menjadikan jumlah keseluruhannya kepada tiga perak dan empat gangsa sehingga kini.Lee Wan Yuen memenangi perak kategori heavyweight apabila tewas kepada peserta Korea Selatan Jung Myoung Sook, 3-1 dalam pertandingan akhir. Sementara, Soo Lai Yin mendapat pingat gangsa taekwondo kategori featherweight bersama peserta Thailand P. Pansombut.Pingat emas acara ini dimenangi Chen Yi-An dari Taiwan manakala perak Sabita Rajbhandari dari Nepal.Peserta lelaki tunggal negara, S. Saravanan pula tewas kepada peserta Filipina, D. Geisler 4-8 di peringkat awal kategori featherweight.Dalam acara badminton, pasukan negara tidak mampu menandingi kehebatan musuh tradisi, Indonesia dengan menurunkan barisan yang kurang seimbang kekuatannya apabila kecundang 1-4 pada separuh akhir badminton lelaki, se...
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Blown Away by Sailing Stint - published in The Star (Friday November 24, 20
2007-12-05 08:54:00
Original witer and works of photos included:-------------------------------- ------------------------The Star Online > Central Friday November 24, 2006Blown away by sailing stintThe 17th Raja Muda Selangor International Regatta kicked off at Port Klang last Saturday in a blistering race involving 44 boats. CHOW HOW BAN followed the action on board the Royal Malaysian Navy's Zuhrah in the Racing Class of Race 1 from Port Klang to Pangkor.   Photos by KAMAL SELLEHUDDIN.  WE were welcomed aboard the Zuhrah, a sleek dk52, by the skipper himself, Lt Commander Malik Sulaiman, a silver medallist in the super moth open in the 1998 Bangkok Asian Games.  He then pointed out to us his deputy, Ishak Jab, who was busy on top of the boat's three-storey-tall mast and introduced us to the 12 other crew, aged between 20 and 38, who were preparing to put up the main sail.   The writer (right) with Lt Commander Malik on board the Royal Malaysian Navy's Zuhrah.Ta...
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