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Replacing Beasley will be toughest challenge yet: Harnizam

National track cycling head coach Harnizam Basri says John Beasley’s two decades of success have made him irreplaceable for now, as uncertainty grows over the Australian’s future with the national programme

John Beasley set to leave Malaysian cycling when contract expires in 2027

National cycling technical director John Beasley has informed the Youth and Sports Ministry that he will not renew his contract beyond January 2027, bringing an end to a transformative tenure that helped elevate Malaysian cycling to the world stage while paving the way for a smooth leadership transition

Contract stands: Beasley to remain with Malaysian cycling until January

MNCF confirms technical director is fulfilling his commitment despite circulating reports

Taufiq moves to defuse Beasley crisis, assures cycling programme remains on track

Youth and Sports Minister Dr Taufiq Johari says all stakeholders are working towards a comprehensive resolution to issues raised by national cycling technical director John Beasley, amid growing concerns his premature departure could disrupt Malaysia's preparations for the Commonwealth and Asian Games

Pocket Rocketman warns Malaysian cycling could face ‘difficult path’ if Beasley exits

Datuk Azizulhasni Awang says the potential departure of national coach John Beasley would be a major setback for Malaysia’s high-performance cycling ambitions

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Cycling body seeks common ground as Beasley row escalates

Amarjit calls for dialogue with Beasley, says federation and NSC working to resolve talent pipeline concerns amid growing unease among coaches

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