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 AirAsia has continued its support of Malaysian 
			  MotoGP rider, Zulfahmi Khairuddin in his 2013 campaign in the 
			  Moto3 category for the world championship.  AirAsia began sponsoring Zulfahmi 
			  in his debut race at the Malaysian Grand Prix back in 2009 through 
			  the AirAsia Malaysia Wildcard Program. The rider who is better known as Fahmi surpassed 
			  all expectations and had a stellar season last year. Riding for 
			  Team AirAsia-SIC-Ajo Motorsport, he made history by becoming the 
			  first Malaysian rider to qualify in pole position and made it to 
			  the podium twice. At the end of the season, he was ranked 7th in 
			  the championship with 128 points; a feat no other ASEAN rider has 
			  achieved before. “The sponsorship is part of AirAsia’s 
			  ongoing commitment to nurture young talents and provide a platform 
			  for them to excel globally. Fahmi’s achievements have proven that 
			  with proper support and hard work, Malaysia is able to produce our own heroes and stars. He now serves as an inspiration to all,” 
			  said AirAsia Berhad Chief Executive 
			  Officer, Aireen Omar “Dreams are important as it is one of the catalysts 
			  for success and we are glad to have been part of Fahmi’s dreams 
			  all this while. We are extremely proud of his achievements and 
			  hope that he will continue to create history and get more podium 
			  finishes in the upcoming season.” Zulfahmi 
			  Khairuddin said “AirAsia have been supporting me since the 
			  beginning of my MotoGP career and I am extremely happy that they 
			  will continue their support. I am grateful for this as it has 
			  helped make my dream come true. I will surely do my best this year 
			  to make Malaysia proud.” This year Fahmi will be 
			  racing in the Red Bull KTM Ajo team together with Spaniard Luis 
			  Salom and Arthur Sissis of Australia in the Moto3 category.  The 
			  2013 season begins with the Grand Prix of Qatar at the Losail 
			  Circuit from 4 to 7 April and will feature 18 races including the 
			  AirAsia Grand Prix of Japan.AirAsia,
			  
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