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ISN sedia bantu pelumba SUKAN PERMOTORAN NEGARA

Sejajar dengan cadangan Kementerian Belia dan Sukan (KBS) membina sebuah litar bagi perlumbaan ‘drag’ yang membabitkan kos sebanyak RM15 juta semalam serta prestasi yang membanggakan dari pelumba Moto3 Zulfahmi Khairuddin, pelumba Moto2 Mohd Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah serta pelumba Formula BMW Muhammad Nabil Jan Al-Jeffri, Institut Sukan Negara (ISN) bersedia memberi kerjasama kepada pelumba sukan permotoran negara di dalam aspek sains perubatan dan teknologi sukan.

Menurut Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif ISN, Ahmad Shapawi Ismail, pelumba sukan permotoran negara boleh mendapat khidmat sokongan dari pelbagai aspek sains sukan melalui pendekatan sainstifik dan sistematik.
 
Melalu pendekatan tersebut pelumba boleh mengaplikasikan elemen sains sukan seperti aspek suaian fizikal, psikologi sukan, pemakanan sukan serta perubatan sukan. Selain itu, pelumba juga boleh menggunakan gimnasium, dan kemudahan-kemudahan sains perubatan dan teknologi sukan yang ada di ISN.

Menurutnya lagi, bekas pelumba FI Malaysia, Alex Yoong sentiasa mengunakan perkhidmatan sokongan sains perubatan dan teknologi sukan yang ada di  ISN bagi membantu meningkatkan prestasi beliau.

ISN juga menggalakkan sekiranya institut dapat membantu di dalam aspek penyelidikan yang diperlukan oleh pihak-pihak yang berkenaan

Elemen sains, perubatan dan teknologi sukan ini perlu diberi pendedahan awal untuk membina kekuatan bagi meningkat keupayaan dan prestasi mereka untuk bersaing dengan atlet antarabangsa.

Sokongan yang bakal diberi ini bukan sahaja memberi impak kepada pengetahuan semata-mata, malah dapat menyokong sebahagian dari komponen industri sukan tanahair.

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