Hakim Danish Ramli is determined to maintain his strong momentum in the Moto3 World Championship as he prepares for Round 11 of the German Grand Prix at the Sachsenring this weekend. The AEON Credit-MT Helmets-MSi rider arrives in Germany full of confidence after climbing to sixth in the overall championship standings following his historic victory at the Czech Grand Prix and a valuable nine-point finish at the Dutch Grand Prix.

However, Sachsenring is expected to present one of the toughest challenges of the season for the 18-year-old due to its unique layout, featuring a succession of left-hand corners and a narrow, technical circuit that demands exceptional precision and concentration throughout the race. The German circuit also proved challenging for Hakim Danish during last year’s Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup, where he finished 10th in Race 1 before crossing the line in 18th place in Race 2.

Nevertheless, the significant progress he has shown throughout the season, combined with a productive week of training during the short break, has boosted his confidence ahead of the weekend. Hakim Danish currently sits second in the Moto3 Rookie of the Year standings with 82 points, just 20 points behind championship leader Brian Uriarte, placing him in a strong position to continue closing the gap before the summer break.

Having secured automatic progression to Qualifying 2 (Q2) in several of the most recent rounds while consistently battling among the leading group, Hakim Danish is now aiming to carry that positive form into Sachsenring and continue fighting towards the front of the field.

Hakim Danish: “This weekend I’ll be competing in the German Grand Prix, and I’m really looking forward to it as it’s the final race before the summer break. I’ve been training hard, reviewing my previous races and watching last season’s Moto3 race at Sachsenring to make sure I’m as well prepared as possible.

As always, my goal is to find my rhythm as early as possible. Sachsenring isn’t an easy circuit as it features a lot of left-hand corners and has a tight, technical layout that’s more like a karting circuit than a conventional race track. I’ll do my best to adapt as quickly as possible and deliver the best result I can.”

Zulfahmi Khairuddin: “For this weekend’s German Grand Prix, I’ll be there together with Hakim Danish. Besides supporting him throughout the weekend, we’ll also be discussing our plans and direction for next season. I expect the German Grand Prix to be a significant challenge for Danish. Looking back at his performances here last year, he didn’t achieve the results we had hoped for, so I’m hoping he’ll be able to adapt to the circuit much more quickly this time.

My target is to see Danish fighting at the front and securing another place in Qualifying 2 (Q2), just as he has done in several of the recent rounds. I believe he has built strong momentum, and the key now is to maintain it so he can continue to be competitive. If the opportunity arises to fight for a podium or even another victory, we’ll certainly take it. However, our main priority is to ensure he remains consistently among the front runners.”