Female rider Siti Norafizah Muhamad wants a shot at comp🍸eting in this year's Malaysian Moto3 Grand ෴Prix at Sepang as a wild-card rider.

Fondly known as 'Fifi' amongst friends and family, the 20-year-old, who scored a double victory at the opening round of the Malaysia Superbike Championship (MSC) last Sunday, said that it would be an honour 𝓀for her and Malaysia's female racing community if she was given the opportunity.

"That would be a dꦆream come true for me," said the BikeArt Racing rider, who is defending her Open 250 crown at this year's Malaysia Superbike Championship (MSC), which is rebranded from the old Malaysian Super Series (MSS) biking competition.

"If I am truly given the opportunity, I pledge to make my family, country and Bi﷽keArt Racing Team proud. I sincerely hope✅ that SIC will be having the wild-card programme again this year.

"It is a good programme for us competing loc༺ally and for Malaysian motorsports to have Malaysian fe🏅male riders for the first time at the Malaysian Grand Prix," said Fifi, who etched her name into history three years ago when she became the first lady rider to win at the MSS through her victory in the SIC Ninja 250 Cup.

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After recording five wins and three second placings, Fifi created a bigger impact in the Malaysian motorsports world last year when she was crowned the first female champion in the Malaysian Super Series (MSS) after winning the 250cc Open championship overall title.

Currently competing in the Asia Road Racing Championship (ARRC) in the Asia Producti🗹on 250 class, Fifi was in dominant form in both races for Round 1 of the MCS to record a perfect score of 50 championship points in the Open 250 💞class.

Malaysian teenage rider Azroy Hakeem An✤uar is second with 40 points and Singapore's veter🌺an rider Angelo Neo sits third overall with 26 points.