High Performance Challenge (HPC) - Racing for Children Program -

[cheaka]

Presented by the High Performance Challenge (HPC), Team HPC Racing, MyKart, Sync Optima & Team MagicDurians, the Racing for Children Programme is created to use the thrill, exposure and participation of motorsports as a basis to raise funds in benefit of the worthwhile causes of the Ronald McDonald Children’s Charities™ Fund of Malaysia (RMCC).

Built around the Merdeka Millennium Endurance (MME) Race, organized and held by the Sepang International Circuit (SIC) in August, the Racing For Children Programme is a series of events that will encourage participation of a number of race teams, corporate sponsors and the general public in support of the RMCC.

About 30 underprivileged children from various homes will be brought to Sepang for a day out. Activities lined up include taxi rides on the track, drift rides, goody bag giveaways and the creation of the Racing For Children Banner.

Members of the Media will be given taxi rides around the track as well as drift rides and introduction to the sport of drifting provided by Sync Optima & Team MagicDurians.

Special Guests of this event include Racing for Children Ambassadress Elyssa Murni Johari Azmi and Band Members of Deja Voodoo Spells. Also present will be RTM present cum Team HPC Driver Nurul Alis Aidil Akhbar, or more fondly known as Kiki.


Thank you for your support. For more pictures, please visit www.syncoptima.com/gallery.htm

 

[canken2]

bravo to Sync Optima and the organizing committee for hold such anoble event.

any of the kids wet the bucket seats during the taxi rides :P

 

[gti88]

canken2,

unfortunately, none of the kids were taken for taxi rides..
but they were very amazed with the drifters..
its their first exposure to drifting and to see it in real live.


cheaka,

nice pics .. :_:

 

[space_cowboy]

hie..

i glad to see that motosports can contribute to all sorts charity. it was a touching event and i was so happy to see those kids visit the sic track.

hopefully, to all those charity clubs out there can make more of these events for the unfortunates out there..


cheers'