Kuala lumpur: National Moto3 sensation, Muhammad Hakim Danish Ramli has chosen not to rush into the Moto2 class, instead preferring to continue sharpening his skills in the existing category for at least one more season. The decision was made by the 18-year-old rider to ensure that he is truly mentally and physically strong before facing tougher challenges at a higher level.

According to BERNAMA News Agency, Danish expressed his intent to remain in Moto3 for another year, leaving the final decision to ZK Racing Manager, Zulfahmi Khairuddin. He shared these thoughts during a meeting at the RCB co-sponsorship ceremony for 2026, emphasizing the importance of being fully prepared before moving up to Moto2.

Danish, currently racing with the MT Helmets-MSi team, acknowledged the heightened demands of the Moto2 class, which requires greater maturity in handling larger machinery and contending with more aggressive riders. He aims to deepen his understanding of Moto3, emphasizing the value of learning race strategies and mastering motorcycle control.

Although he targets a transition to Moto2 by 2028, Danish is aware that consistent performance this season is crucial for advancing to the next category. The Terengganu native remains focused on the world championship and believes that consistency is key to achieving this dream.

Earlier, RCB rewarded Danish with RM6,000, which was deposited into his Amanah Saham Bumiputera (ASB) account in recognition of his previous achievements.