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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

MNCF races to keep Beasley as exit fears grow

Malaysia National Cycling Federation president Datuk Amarjit Singh Gill will hold crucial talks with national technical director John Beasley in a bid to understand the reasons behind the Australian's planned departure, as concerns mount over the future direction of Malaysian cycling

Amarjit retains MNCF presidency unopposed for 2026–2030

Uncontested return signals confidence in leadership as focus shifts to global ambitions and upcoming MNCF leadership contests

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