Sitting in third place with five points, the championship crown is for Dixon Chen to lose than Lai to win as his rival would enter Round 4 with a healthy haul of 13 points. Mohd Farriz Fauzy is second with seven points; effectively opening the door for Dixon to seal the championship this Saturday with one more round to go.

“I do not want to think about anything else but to give my very best and to go all out for a win. Yes, it is going to be difficult; but I hope the results will go in favour for my team this time round,” said Lai, who has had a disastrous season by his standard.

At the previous Round 3, Lai lost in his semi-final battle against Dixon Chen after clocking 10.565 seconds against Dixon’s 10.078 seconds for a place in the final. Dixon, however, lost the final battle to Mohd Farriz Fauzy and his Nissan Skyline mean machine.

“As I have said many times, anything is possible in motor racing. Things can just change and I hope this time, it will be in my favour. As of now, the championship battle is still open and we will continue to fight on,” said Lai,

While Lai had been struggling, his R-Engineering team-mate Mohd Zamri Ahmad is having a superb season in Class B for two-wheel drive forced induction machines. Winning the previous Round 3, Mohd Zamri now has 10 points to lead the class and Ah Lai is confident that he could continue his winning form in Round 4.

Unlike previously, the programme for Round 4 would have an earlier start with registration as early as 2pm.

For details and passes, contact SIC Media Relations Executive Irwan A.Rahman at 017 372 5777.

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