As the race started, Yuki Kunii of SDG Team HARC―PRO Honda Ph. immediately took the lead. Behind him, Soichiro and Lachlan Epis of Evolution Sports Group followed closely with attempt to take over the top spot.

On lap 3, Soichiro overtook Yuki but Yuki was quick to reclaim the top position. However, Soichiro did not stop trying to overtake Yuki again.

On lap 6, Soichiro managed to overtake Yuki and picked up his pace to keep the distance with the riders behind him. At P2 was Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah of JDT RACING TEAM and Andi Farid Izdihar of Honda Asia-Dream Racing with Astemo.

The position of top three riders remains the same. Soichiro maintained his pace and made it to the top of the podium at 20’55:484s.

Soichiro said, “I’m overjoyed! I set a strong lap time during qualifying yesterday, but I made some mistakes that led to damage to the bike. Despite this, our team’s dedication and hard work were exceptional. We faced some issues with the bike, but thanks to our efforts, we managed to resolve them this morning. During the race, I felt great about my performance and truly enjoyed the experience. It’s incredibly rewarding to be on the top of the podium. I’m thrilled and want to extend my heartfelt thanks to my team and all the crew for their hard work and support.”

Second place went to Hafizh who concluded the race at 20’57:923s, while Andi clocked 20’58:878s to take third spot on the podium.

TOP 5 FASTEST – RACE 2
ASB1000

1. Soichiro Minamimoto – YAMAHA TEKHNE Racing Team ASIA (20’55:484s)
2. Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah – JDT RACING TEAM (20’57:923s)
3. Andi Farid Izdihar – Honda Asia-Dream Racing with Astemo (20’58:878s)
4. Md Zaqhwan Zaidi – Honda Asia-Dream Racing with Astemo (21’01:168s)
5. Sho Nishimura – TKKR BMW Racing Team (21’01:266s)

The scene started with Veda Ega Pratama of ASTRA HONDA RACING TEAM leading the pack, closely pursued by Azroy Hakeem Anuar of IDEMITSU Boon Siew Honda Racing Team and Thanat Laoongplio of Honda Racing Thailand at P3.

Entering lap 1, Azroy was leading the race with Veda and Adenanta giving pressure from behind. Apiwath was out of the race due to a crash.

Lap 3 watched Thanat amazingly overtook Azroy, Veda and Adenanta to lead the pack. Muhammad Helmi Azman was out of race due to technical issue.

The race intensified with riders’ position in front group changed rapidly before Azroy leading the pack on lap 7. Behind him was Adenanta and Veda.

On the final lap, as the riders battling for top spot, a crash occurred between Thanat and Azroy, and Adenanta made his way through to passed finishing line to win the race at 19’48:434s.

Veda claimed second place at 19’48:874s, and Kiattisak placed third at 19’50:031s.

Adenanta said, “In Race 2, from the beginning, I tried to maintain my position. Sometimes when I wanted to create a gap, I pushed harder, but it was very difficult. When other riders passed me, I tried to follow them, just focusing on keeping a rhythm and maintaining a good pace each lap. I followed Azroy, and towards the end of the race, I thought I might have a chance to overtake, so I pushed harder. Finally, I managed to overtake him in the last two corners. I’m very happy with the result. Thanks to everyone for their support.”

TOP 5 FASTEST – RACE 2
SS600

1. Mohammad Adenanta Putra – ASTRA HONDA RACING TEAM (19’48:434s)
2. Veda Ega Pratama – ASTRA HONDA RACING TEAM (19’48:874s)
3. Kiattisak Singhapong – Honda Racing Thailand (19’50:031s)
4. Fadillah Arbi Aditama – ASTRA HONDA RACING TEAM (19’51:065s)
5. Rheza Danica Ahrens – ASTRA HONDA RACING TEAM (19’51:351s)

The race commenced watched Candra Hermawan of YAMAHA Racing Indonesia making an impressive start, leading the pack with Galang Hendra Pratama of YAMAHA BAF Yamalube Akai Jaya MBKW2 Racing and Irfan Ardiansyah of SCK HONDA Racing Team closely trailing behind.

During the race, the lead position changed multiple times between Arai Agaska Dibani Laksana of YAMAHA Racing Indonesia, Faerozi, Galang, Candra, and Muhammad Kiandra Ramadhipa of ASTRA HONDA RACING TEAM.

On lap 9, while Arai and Kiandra fighting for top spot, Faerozi followed closely behind, patiently waiting for opportunity to overtake P1.

On final lap at the final turn watched intense battle between three riders, Faerozi sped all the way to overtake Kiandra and Arai and won the race at 18’00:806s.

Faerozi said, “I want to express my gratitude to Allah, my family, and my team. This race was particularly challenging for me, and that’s all I can say. In the previous round, I couldn’t compete due to an injury sustained during qualifying. Despite this setback, I finished in third place in Race 1 and achieved first place in Race 2. Even though my ankle wasn’t fully healed, I remained focused and pushed myself lap after lap. On the final lap, I exceeded my limits and managed to secure the top spot. I’m incredibly grateful for the support I received.”

At the second spot was Kiandra who clocked in 18’00:888s.

Arai took third place when he logged in at 18’00:994s.

TOP 5 FASTEST – RACE 2
AP250

1. Muhammad Faerozi Toreqotullah – YAMAHA Racing Indonesia (18’00:806s)
2. Muhammad Kiandra Ramadhipa – ASTRA HONDA RACING TEAM (18’00:888s)
3. Arai Agaska Dibani Laksana – YAMAHA Racing Indonesia (18’00:994s)
4. Reynaldo C. Ratukore – YAMAHA YAMALUBE RRS (18’01:310s)
5. Irfan Irdiansyah – SCK HONDA Racing Team (18’01:444s)

The race started with Farres Putra Mohd Fadhill of CARDINALS FACTORY FACING TEAM leading the race followed by Akid at P2 and Husni Zainul Fuadzy of YAMAHA LFN HP969 INDONESIA Racing Team at P3.

As the race progressed, the lead position changed hands multiple times, with Adytya Fauzi of RACETECH SIXTY Racing Team, Fahmi Basam of YAMAHA LFN HP969 INDONESIA Racing Team and Husni took their turn leading the pack. Akid was at the far behind in the group.

On lap 7, Akid, from P20, raced his way through to the front, overtook Husni at P1 to seized the lead, and sped past the finishing line at 15’36:473s to proudly claimed his spot on the top of the podium.

Akid said, “I genuinely feel immense gratitude and relief, alhamdulillah. Reaching the podium is no easy feat. It’s been incredibly challenging for me. I am profoundly thankful to the entire team and crew for their relentless hard work and dedication. This race has been beyond my expectations, and it truly feels like a blessing. It’s a testament to our collective effort and perseverance. I’m deeply appreciative of the support I’ve received, and this achievement is a reflection of the hard work and commitment of everyone involved. This is indeed a stroke of good fortune, and I’m grateful for every moment of it.”

Second place was Husni clocked in at 15’36:488s.

While third place was Murobbil logged in at 15’36:662s.

TOP 5 FASTEST – RACE 2
UB150

1. Md Akid Aziz – PitsBike OneWay JRT Tech2 Racing Team (15’36:473s)
2. Husni Zainul Fuadzy – YAMAHA LFN HP969 INDONESIA Racing Team (15’36:488s)
3. M. Murobbil Vittoni – YAMAHA LFN HP969 INDONESIA Racing Team (15’36:662s)
4. Adytya Fauzi – RACETECH SIXTY Racing Team (15’36:730s)
5. John Emerson Inguito – 4S1M EVO YAMAHA Racing Team (15’36:748s)

When the race began, Vorapong Malahuan from Thailand surged to the front taking the lead, with Ramdan and Indian rider, Sarthak Chavan trailing closely behind.

On lap 2, Hiroki Ono from Japan made his way through to P1, leaving Ramdan and Chiranth Vishwanath from India battling for P2.

On lap 5, Ramdan raced his way up to P1, but Hiroki managed to reclaim the top spot on lap 6. Behind them was Riichi Takahira from Japan and Sarthak.

The race continues with Ramdan, Hiroki and Sarthak raced fiercely to lead the pack. The final lap watched Ramdan and Hiroki overtaking each other before Ramdan crossed the finishing line to win the race at 14’11:500s. Chiranth was out of the race due to a crash.

Ramdan said, “I’ve been planning today’s strategy since last night before I went to sleep. I know I can win Race 2. In Race 1, I had the potential to be on top of the podium, and today I achieved that. I want to continue this success in the coming rounds and I believe in myself. I’ve worked very hard to lose weight and compete with Hiroki. I know he’s a very challenging rider, but I didn’t give up. I trained extensively to win today’s race. Thanks to all my fans for their support, and a special thanks and love to my wife and son back in Malaysia.”

Second place went to Hiroki, who concluded the race at 14’11:592s, while Sarthak finished third at 14’11:752s.

TOP 5 FASTEST – RACE 2
TVS Asia One Make Championship

1. Mohd Ramdan Rosli – Malaysia (14’11:500s)
2. Hiroki Ono – Japan (14’11:592s)
3. Sarthak Chavan – India (14’11:752s)
4. Riichi Takahira – Japan (14’11:894s)
5. Vorapong Malahuan – Thailand (14’11:993s)

Earlier in the Qualifying session, Soichiro Minamimoto of YAMAHA TEKHNE Racing Team ASIA secured pole position with a blistering lap time of 1’35:426s. At the second grid position was Yuki Kunii of SDG Team HARC-PRO Honda Ph. at 1’35:789s followed by Andi in third grid position at 1’35:933s.

Yuki stormed into the lead as soon as the race started. Behind him was Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah of JDT RACING TEAM, and Lachlan Epis of Evolution Sports Group.

In lap 4, while Yuki maintained at top spot, Andi made his way from P4 up to P3 and overtook Hafizh at P2. Behind them was Nakarin Atiratphuvapat of Honda Asia-Dream Racing with Astemo and Soichiro at P5.

During the race, Andi raced fiercely in attempt to challenge Yuki’s top position. His effort did not go to waste when he overtook Yuki at P1 on lap 10. Behind them was Nakarin and Lachlan at P3 and P4.

On lap 11, Lachlan managed to overtake Nakarin at P3, and raced his way to reduce the gap with Yuki at P2.

On the final lap, Andi sped after the finishing line at 20’56:409s to take victory in his home circuit.

Andi said, “I’m absolutely happy with this result. This victory is dedicated to all the team members who worked tirelessly to ensure everything was perfectly prepared for this race. Competing in my home race added an extra layer of motivation, and while I didn’t set an extraordinary target, my goal was simply to give my best performance. I’m delighted that we achieved that goal. For now, I just want to savor this success and stay focused on delivering another strong performance on tomorrow’s race.”

Second place went to Yuki who concluded the race at 20’58:305s, while Lachlan finished clocked 20’58:758s to take third spot on the podium.

TOP 5 FASTEST – RACE 1
ASB1000

1. Andi Farid Izdihar – Honda Asia-Dream Racing with Astemo (20’56:409s)
2. Yuki Kunii – SDG Team HARC-PRO Honda Ph. (20’58:305s)
3. Lachlan Epis – Evolution Sports Group (20’58:758s)
4. Soichiro Minamimoto – YAMAHA TEKHNE Racing Team ASIA (21’01:627s)
5. Nakarin Atiratphuvapat – Honda Asia-Dream Racing with Astemo (21’02:468s)

In the Qualifying session, Veda Ega Pratama of ASTRO HONDA RACING TEAM claimed the pole position with the fastest lap time of 1’37:855s. Azroy Hakeem Anuar of IDEMITSU Boon Siew Honda Racing Team secured second grid position at 1’38:267s, followed by Mohammad Adenanta Putra of ASTRA HONDA RACING TEAM in third grid position at 1’38:372s.

As the race started, Veda surged to the front but was soon overtaken by Azroy, who led the pack. Behind Azroy was Adenanta and Apiwath Wongthananon of YAMAHA TEKHNE Racing Team ASIA trailing closely.

The race continues with Azroy maintainted at P1, while Apiwath and Adenanta battling for P2. Behind them was Veda, searching for room to overtake the riders in the front group.

On lap 8, Adenanta overtook Azroy, but Azroy was quick to reclaimed the position on lap 9. Behind them was Vade who made his way up to P3.

On the final lap, Azroy crossed the finish line in first place at 19’48:985s.

Azroy said, “Syukur Alhamdulillah, it’s great to be back on top after a long time. I want to thank my team for their hard work. Yesterday, I faced some problems with my bike and struggled throughout the day. This morning, we made some adjustments to the bike’s setup, which made me feel more comfortable riding the bike. During the race, I focused on pushing hard until the last lap. I knew Adenanta was close behind me. Sometimes I could hear his bike, And sometimes I didn’t. That’s when I knew my pace was good. After such a challenging period, I felt that today was my day. And I want to declare that today is a HONDA day, not BLUE.”

Second place went to Adenanta, who concluded the race at 19’49:234s, while Muhammad Helmi Azman of IDEMITSU Boon Siew Honda Racing Team placed third at 19’51:866s.

TOP 5 FASTEST – RACE 1
SS600

1. Azroy Hakeem Anuar – IDEMITSU Boon Siew Honda Racing Team (19’48:985s)
2. Mohammad Adenanta Putra – ASTRA HONDA RACING TEAM (19’49:234s)
3. Muhammad Helmi Azman – IDEMITSU Boon Siew Honda Racing Team (19’51:866s)
4. Veda Ega Pratama – ASTRA HONDA RACING TEAM (19’52:168s)
5. Rheza Danica Ahrens – ASTRA HONDA RACING TEAM (19’52:241s)

During the Qualifying session, Muhammad Irfan Haykal of IDEMITSU Boon Siew Honda Racing Team claimed the pole position as he clocked the fastest lap time of 1’47:196s, while Candra Hermawan and Muhammad Faerozi of YAMAHA Racing Indonesia took the second and third grid position at 1’47:489s and 1’47:503s respectively.

As the race kicked off, Faerozi surged to the front and led the charge, followed by Galang Hendra Pratama of YAMAHA BAF Yamalube Akai Jaya MBKW2 Racing and Irfan at P3.

In lap 2, Arai Agaska Dibani Laksana of YAMAHA Racing Indonesia at P2 following closely behind Faerozi and Arai overtook Faerozi in lap 3.

Throughout the race, Arai maintained his position at P1 while riders position changed rapidly at P2.

As the race entered the final lap, while riders battling for P1, Reynaldo made his way up to P1 and crossed the finishing line at 18’05:640s.

In P2 was Arai, who overtook Herjun, but Herjun managed to retake P2 before the duo of ASTRA HONDA RACING TEAM riders crossed the finish line at 21’35:292s and 21’41:244s, followed by Arai at 21’41:244s to secure third place.

Reynaldo said, “I want to thank my team for the amazing machine they provided. From start to finish, I pushed harder lap by lap, becoming more consistent. On the last lap, I had to push even harder because my tires were losing grip. I gave it my all, and in the end, I secured the win. I’m also grateful to everyone who supported me and helped me get the wild card ticket to race here. I hope that next year, I will be able to compete in the full season.”

Viet Nam of Honda Racing Vietnam Team took second place at 18’06:292s.

Faerozi placed third at 18’07:039s.

TOP 5 FASTEST – RACE 1
AP250

1. Reynaldo C. Ratukore – YAMAHA YAMALUBE RRS (18’05:640s)
2. Cao Viet Nam – Honda Racing Vietnam Team (18’06:292s)
3. Muhammad Faerozi Toreqottullah – YAMAHA Racing Indonesia (18’07:039s)
4. Arai Agaska Dibani Laksana – YAMAHA Racing Indonesia (18’07:125s)
5. Candra Hermawan – YAMAHA Racing Indonesia (18’07:309s)

During the Super Pole session, Farres Putra Mohd Fadhill of CARDINALS FACTORY RACING TEAM ARRC claimed pole position with the fastest lap time of 1’55:809s, followed by Md Akid Aziz of PitsBike OneWay JRT Tech2 Racing Team at 1’55:924s and Husni Zainul Fuadzy of YAMAHA LFN HP969 INDONESIA Racing Team at 1’56:023s.

As the race commenced, Farres led the charge, but soon overtook by Husni and M. Murobbil Vittoni of YAMAHA LFN HP969 INDONESIA Racing Team.

The race only intensified as the race started with riders’ positions changes battling for the top spot.

In lap 3, Murobbil made his way through to P1, followed closely by Dimas and Fahmi Basam. Unfortunately, in lap 4, Murobbil faced technical issue watched him out of the race.

In final lap, Akid in P2 pursued closely trying to overtake Fahmi in P1, however his attempt denied by Fahmi who was first to crossed the finishing line at 15’38:283s.

Fahmi said, “I am satisfied with how well I performed in the race today. Although I faced significant challenges with the engine during the previous sessions, I’m grateful for the support and perseverance that helped me overcome these issues. Thanks to my team’s relentless efforts and dedication, we managed to resolve the problems and achieve a remarkable victory today. Their hard work and commitment were crucial to this success, and I am deeply appreciative of their support. I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to each team member for their invaluable contribution. This victory is as much theirs as it is mine, and I am incredibly proud of what we accomplished together.”

Akid secured second place at 15’38:356s, and Ahmad Fazrul Sham of CARDINALS FACTORY RACING TEAM ARRC placed third at 15’38:642s.

TOP 5 FASTEST – RACE 1
UB150

1. Fahmi Basam – YAMAHA LFN HP969 INDONESIA Racing Team (15’38:283s)
2. Md Akid Aziz – PitsBike OneWay JRT Tech2 Racing Team (15’38:356s)
3. Riky Ibrahim – YAMAHA LFN HP969 INDONESIA Racing Team (15’38:642s)
4. Adytya Fauzi – RACETECH SIXTY Racing Team (15’38:669s)
5. Gupita Kresna Wardhna – 4S1M Evo YAMAHA Racing Team (15’38:797s)

When the race began, Mohd Ramdan Rosli from Malaysia immediately seized the lead, with Thailand rider, Vorapong Malahuan closely trailing behind, followed by Indian rider, Chiranth Vishwanath at P3.

On lap 3, Sarthak Chavan from India overtook Vorapong at P2. While Hiroki slowly made his way up to P3.

As the race progressed into lap 4, Hiroki made his way to overtake Ramdan at P1, but Ramdan managed to reclaim his position. At P3, was Sarthak following the top two riders.

Hiroki followed Ramdan closely, attempted to fight for P1. In lap 6, Hiroki made it to P1 leaving Ramdan in P2.

Hiroki crossed the finish line in first position at 13’53:660s, claiming his sixth straight win of the season.

Hiroki said, “I thoroughly enjoyed the thrilling battle. Although it began with some difficulties and I initially fell behind, I didn’t give up. With each lap, I steadily regained my position on the track. My perseverance paid off as I eventually fought my way back to the front and secured the victory once again. The sense of accomplishment and joy I felt at the end was incredibly rewarding. I’m overjoyed by the outcome and grateful for the experience.”

Second place went to Ramdan, who concluded the race at 13’54:064s, while Sarthak finished with a time of 13’54:305s, placing him in third on the podium.

TOP 5 FASTEST – RACE 1
TVS Asia One Make Championship

1. Hiroki Ono – Japan (13’53:660s)
2. Mohd Ramdan Rosli – Malaysia (13’54:064s)
3. Sarthak Chavan – India (13’54:305s)
4. Chiranth Vishwanath – India (13’54:533s)
5. Riichi Takahira – Japan (13’54:609s)