Hafizh Syahrin could join his fellow KTM riders in having access to a carbon fibre swingarm at tꦇhis weekend's German MotoGP.

Rookie team-mate Miguel Oliveira got the part, first used by the factory team at Le Mans, last weekend at Assen, riding to a 💫13th place finish.

"We are very happy with the rear carbon swingarm we have for Migu🦩el.ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚ Hopefully Hafizh could have one as well in Sachsenring to improve the bike," said Tech3 team manager Herve Poncharal.

Syahrin, the only KTM r🎀ider without a cont🐻ract for 2020, scored points for only the second time this season with 15th at Assen.

However✅ the Malaysian had been ahead of Oliveira and in 13th for much of the Dutch race, before suffering a drastic loss of grip on the right side of his rear tyre in the closing laps.

"After a really strong first half of 💛the race in Assen, I’m looking forward to go straight to Germany now," Syahrin said. "I know it’♛s not going to be easy and we will arrive at this special circuit for the first time with the KTM.

"We will try to find a good pace from the beginning and set up the electronics accordingly. The track is really short and the race is quite long with 30 la👍ps, which will be tough for everybody."

The carbon-fibre swingarm is not only lighter but is thought to be beneficial for tyre endurance over a race distance, rather than aid🍌ing one 🅷fast lap.