Hafizh Syahrin and Khairul Idham Pawi were back on track at their local Sepang circuit yesterday, as guests of Zulfahmi Khairu🔯ddin's 'ZK Racing' SIC Junior team.

With their usual Speed Up Moto2 (Syahrin) and Honda Moto3 (Pawi) bikes unavailable, the 🤡pair - previously only able to train on kart tracks - were using the the 'ZK' Kawasaki machines.

Malaysia progressed to the 'recovery' stage of its coronavirus plan yesterday, allowing sport and recreational ♍activities (such as the track day), although sporting events are still banned. The borders also remain closed to non-Malaysians.

The recovery phase will remain in place until August 31, after which a further easing of restrictions is e🌟xpected should coronavirus cases continue to fall.

Malaysia was due to hold its MotoGP at Sepang on🐬 November 1, but Dorna's Carmelo Ezpeleta has now said that any flyaway races possible this season will be held after all of the European events, in a window🐼 from mid-November to mid-December.

Sepang is one of four flyaway rounds not yet officially cancelled and, along with Buriram ༺in Thailand, is seen as having the be🌊st chance of going ahead. However, Ezpeleta made clear neither will happen unless fans are allowed to attend, due to cost reasons.

A revised calendar featuring the 'final' line-up of Europea🌊n circuits and dates - starting with Jerez in mid-July - is expected this week. A decision on any flyaways should be made by August.

Latest 2020 MotoGP Calendar (including free weekends)
Round	Date	Race	Circuit
	8 March	Qatar (MotoGP cancelled)	Losail
	17 May	France (postponed)	Le Mans
	31 May	Italy (postponed)	Mugello
	7 June	Catalunya (postponed)	Barcelona
	21 June	Germany (cancelled)	Sachsenring
	28 June	Netherlands (cancelled)	Assen
	12 July	Finland (cancelled)	KymiRing
	30 August	Great Britain (cancelled)	Silverstone
	25 October	Australia (cancelled)	Phillip Island
	18 October	Japan (cancelled)	Motegi
	15 July	Official Test (proposed)	Jerez
1	19 July	Spain (proposed)	Jerez (rescheduled)
2	26 July	Andalusia (proposed)	Jerez
	2 August
3	9 August	Czech Republic	Brno
4	16 August	Austria	Red Bull Ring
	23 August
	30 August
	6 September
5	13 September	San Marino	Misano
	20 September
6	27 September	Aragon	Aragon (rescheduled)
7	4 October	Thailand	Buriram (rescheduled)
	11 October
	18 October
	25 October
8	1 November	Malaysia	Sepang
	8 November
9	15 November	Americas	COTA (rescheduled)
10	22 November	Argentina	Termas de Rio Hondo (rescheduled)
11	29 November	Valencia	Ricardo Tormo (rescheduled)
	6 December
	13 December		Mid-December cut-off for races outside Europe