Syahrin, Krittapat and Husni crowned at Sepang ARRC

2026 Idemitsu FIM Asia Road Racing Championships

Round Five – Sepang, Malaysia

The 2026 Asia Road Racing Championship returned to Sepang for a fifth round that produced three champions, the end of Hafizh Syahrin’s extraordinary winning streak and an increasingly tight SS600 title fight.

Syahrin opened the weekend by taking his ninth ASB1000 victory from nine starts, securing the Teams’ Championship for JDT Racing Team. A calculated second place on Sunday then delivered his second consecutive Riders’ Championship, although Kaito Toba denied the Malaysian a perfect ten from ten with a commanding Race Two victory.

Krittapat Keankum completed an AP250 double to seal that championship, while Husni Zainul Fuadzy successfully defended his UB150 crown with victory on Saturday.

The Australian ASB1000 contingent experienced a more difficult weekend. Lachlan Epis again demonstrated front-running potential but was denied by a Race One crash and a suspected puncture on Sunday. Josh Waters recorded 12th and ninth for the championship-winning JDT squad, while Anthony West took ninth before retiring from Race Two.

The Sepang meeting followed a dramatic Round Four at Mandalika, where Syahrin had extended his unbeaten run to eight and all three Australians had featured prominently in ASB1000.

ASB 1000

Hafizh Syahrin arrived at the second Sepang round with the maximum possible 200 points after winning all eight races contested across the opening four rounds.

Preparations were complicated by the late arrival of the freight containers, leaving crews working through the early hours to assemble the motorcycles. Syahrin nevertheless topped Friday practice with a 2m06.812s lap.

Kaito Toba subsequently raised the pace to take pole with a 2m05.006s, narrowly ahead of Keito Abe and Muhammad Zaqhwan Zaidi. Syahrin qualified fourth, while Lachlan Epis put the Swift Grow Racing Team BMW M 1000 RR fifth with a 2m06.187s.

ASB 1000 Race One

Syahrin launched from the second row and swept into the lead at Turn One, but Zaqhwan briefly disrupted the Malaysian’s plans on lap three by passing both Syahrin and Keito Abe in one move.

Syahrin responded on the following lap and began edging clear, while pole-sitter Kaito Toba worked his way forward. Toba passed Zaqhwan for second on lap eight and had recorded the fastest lap of the race, only for a mechanical failure to end his challenge two laps later.

That left Syahrin more than six seconds clear at the chequered flag. Zaqhwan finished second, 6.188 seconds behind the Ducati, with Abe completing the podium. Nakarin Atiratphuvapat was fourth and Azroy Hakeem Anuar fifth.

The victory was Syahrin’s ninth in succession and mathematically secured the Teams’ Championship for JDT Racing Team with three races remaining. It was the first ARRC teams’ crown for both JDT and Ducati.

Syahrin dedicated the emotional home victory to his late brother, Farres, and revealed that he had struggled to contain his emotions over the closing laps.

Hafizh Syahrin

“Over the final three laps, I couldn’t hold back the tears under my helmet; the emotions completely took over. I laid my heart on the track today. But most of all, this victory is for my late brother, Farres. I raced every single lap for him.”

Lachlan Epis was involved in a spirited fight with the Hondas and believed the fifth place he was contesting would effectively have become fourth following Toba’s retirement. Epis had helped separate that group and was looking to capitalise on some clear track when he crashed, leaving him classified as a DNF after completing nine laps.

Lachlan Epis

“It’s pretty disappointing to end another race this year in the gravel, but it’s a double-edged sword because we have more potential than previous seasons. We will keep working and make it work.”

Anthony West was the leading Australian in ninth on the MotoGo Yamaha, 34.545 seconds behind Syahrin. Josh Waters finished 12th on the second JDT Ducati.

ASB 1000 Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap	Speed
1	H. Syahrin	Duc	29m36.868	290.3
2	M. Zaqhwan	Hon	+6.188	293.5
3	K. Abe	Hon	+8.277	293.5
4	N. Atiratphuvapat	Hon	+9.694	293.5
5	A. Anuar	Hon	+19.739	297.5
6	A. Norrodin	Suz	+19.855	291.1
7	A. Putra	Hon	+20.005	297.5
8	R. Sessler	BMW	+20.759	293.5
9	A. West	Yam	+34.545	283.5
10	K. Watanabe	Apr	+35.336	289.5
11	J. Francis	Yam	+1:04.515	273.4
12	J. Waters	Duc	+1:16.229	288.0
13	A. Prasad	BMW	+1:48.322	276.9
14	C. Qing Rong	BMW	+2:26.407	279.8
15	M. Wahaf	BMW	+1 Lap	289.5
16	L. Po Yu	Suz	+1 Lap	273.4
DNF	K. Toba	BMW	DNF	293.5
DNF	L. Epis	BMW	DNF	294.3

ASB 1000 Race Two

Keito Abe took the holeshot on Sunday before Nakarin Atiratphuvapat moved ahead during the opening lap. Kaito Toba was rapidly advancing, however, and claimed the lead on lap three.

Toba lowered the benchmark to a 2m06.179s on lap four and established a useful margin as Syahrin became occupied in a fight with Abe. The Malaysian eventually passed Abe on lap five and Nakarin one lap later, but Toba was already almost two seconds clear.

With the championship in mind, Syahrin resisted the temptation to pursue the BMW at all costs. Toba continued his controlled charge and won by 2.885 seconds, ending Syahrin’s nine-race winning streak.

Syahrin’s second place was enough to secure the 2026 ASB1000 Riders’ Championship with one round remaining. It was his second consecutive ARRC crown with JDT Racing Team. Abe completed the podium, followed by Azroy Hakeem Anuar and Zaqhwan Zaidi.

Hafizh Syahrin

“Around the middle of the race, I had to think about the championship. I knew I had the speed to catch Kaito, but I didn’t need an all-out battle with him. The real mission was to finish in front of Keito. We rode a smart, calculated race, and we pulled it off.”

Josh Waters improved considerably on his Saturday result to finish ninth, 31.517 seconds from the winner, and was the leading Australian.

Epis had worked his way into fourth and said the grip issues he had encountered were manageable. A switch to a second engine map was intended to improve tyre management but left him more vulnerable, and Epis was subsequently run wide onto the back straight. He believed that excursion resulted in a puncture and eventually brought the BMW home 11th.

Lachlan Epis

“Sport can be really cruel sometimes. A bit lost for words at the moment, but pretty disappointing to once again have potential and not deliver on it.”

West retired from the race. Epis remains tenth in the championship on 52 points, Waters is 13th on 28 and West 14th on 26.

The JDT project has received technical support from Barni Racing since the beginning of 2024. Barni prepares the Ducatis at its Calvenzano workshop in Italy and supplies trackside mechanical and electronics personnel at each round.

Marco Barnabò – Barni Spark Racing Team Principal

“We are delighted that JDT Racing Team has also secured the Riders’ title, following yesterday’s Team championship. Winning both the Team and Riders’ championships rewards the tremendous commitment of everyone involved.”

ASB 1000 Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap	Speed
1	K. Toba	BMW	29m37.223	295.9
2	H. Syahrin	Duc	+2.885	295.9
3	K. Abe	Hon	+7.229	292.7
4	A. Anuar	Hon	+11.132	296.7
5	M. Zaqhwan	Hon	+14.526	295.9
6	N. Atiratphuvapat	Hon	+16.943	293.5
7	R. Sessler	BMW	+21.465	293.5
8	K. Watanabe	Apr	+23.858	291.9
9	J. Waters	Duc	+31.517	289.5
10	J. Francis	Yam	+55.097	278.4
11	L. Epis	BMW	+1:16.016	292.7
12	A. Prasad	BMW	+1:44.285	276.2
13	C. Qing Rong	BMW	+1:55.550	277.6
14	M. Wahaf	BMW	+1 Lap	291.1
15	L. Po Yu	Suz	+1 Lap	272.7
16	A. Putra	Hon	+2 Laps	295.9
DNF	A. West	Yam	DNF	285.7
DNF	A. Norrodin	Suz	DNF	291.1

ASB 1000 Points

Pos	Rider	Bike	Points
1	H. Syahrin	Duc	245
2	K. Abe	Hon	188
3	N. Atiratphuvapat	Hon	120
4	R. Sessler	BMW	96
5	M. Zaqhwan	Hon	96
6	A. Anuar	Hon	85
7	A. Putra	Hon	80
8	A. Izdihar	Duc	74
9	K. Watanabe	Apr	65
10	L. Epis	BMW	52
11	J. Francis	Yam	50
12	S. Ite	Yam	29
13	J. Waters	Duc	28
14	A. West	Yam	26
15	A. Norrodin	Suz	25
16	K. Toba	BMW	25
17	M. Wahaf	BMW	24
18	K. Arakawa	Hon	21
19	O. Simpson	Yam	17
20	C. Qing Rong	BMW	15
21	A. Prasad	BMW	7
22	S. Kawasaki	Apr	6
23	D. Carberry	BMW	3
24	L. Po Yu	Suz	1
25	T. Yew Joe	BMW	0

Supersport 600

Only nine points had covered the leading three SS600 riders following Mandalika, with Kasma Daniel Kasmayudin holding 127 points and Thanat Laoongplio and Anupab Sarmoon tied on 118.

SS600 Race One

Kasma qualified on pole, but Anupab made the stronger start and led into Turn One ahead of Muhammad Faerozi Toreqottullah and Wahyu Nugroho.

Kasma charged into the lead on lap three before serving two long-lap penalties, which dropped him to seventh. Thanat immediately capitalised, passing Anupab and taking control at the front.

The two Thai riders remained together for the rest of the ten-lap race. Anupab reduced Thanat’s advantage to less than two-tenths on the final lap, but the Honda rider defended successfully and prevailed by only 0.103 seconds.

Wahyu finished another 0.847 seconds behind in third, while Herjun Atna Firdaus and Muhammad Helmi Azman completed the top five. Kasma recovered to sixth.

SS600 Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap	Speed
1	T. Laoongplio	Hon	21m58.357	254.1
2	A. Sarmoon	Yam	+0.103	256.5
3	W. Nugroho	Yam	+0.950	254.7
4	H. Firdaus	Hon	+4.057	253.5
5	M. Azman	Hon	+5.492	253.5
6	K. Kasmayudin	Yam	+8.674	252.9
7	M. Paz	Yam	+22.704	254.1
8	K. Pawi	Hon	+22.705	255.9
9	M. Ikmal	Yam	+29.883	253.5
10	D. Pratama	Hon	+35.685	247.1
11	M. Toreqottullah	Yam	+51.018	256.5
12	Z. Tianhao	Yam	+1:43.308	235.3

SS600 Race Two

Anupab again made the holeshot in Race Two, while Saturday winner Thanat’s championship challenge suffered an immediate blow when a mechanical problem forced him out on the opening lap.

Kasma worked forward from fourth and took the lead from Faerozi at Turn One on lap four. Anupab, Faerozi, Wahyu and Helmi remained close enough to challenge, with positions repeatedly changing through the middle of the race.

Kasma led onto the final lap, but Wahyu first passed Anupab for second and then seized his opportunity when the Malaysian ran wide entering the final corner.

Wahyu drove beneath Kasma and won the drag to the line by only 0.078 seconds. Anupab was third, just 0.239 seconds from victory, while Faerozi, Helmi and Herjun ensured the first six were covered by less than one second.

Wahyu Nugroho

“Instead of losing my head, I stayed calm, focused on surviving the opening exchanges and settled into the rhythm of the front group. I waited for the right moments to strike, and all that patience and determination paid off.”

Kasma retains the championship lead with 157 points, but Anupab is now only three points behind. Thanat remains in contention on 143, while Wahyu’s victory brings him to 137 and leaves the leading four separated by only 20 points ahead of the finale.

SS600 Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap	Speed
1	W. Nugroho	Yam	22m03.535	259.6
2	K. Kasmayudin	Yam	+0.078	256.5
3	A. Sarmoon	Yam	+0.239	259.0
4	M. Toreqottullah	Yam	+0.563	258.4
5	M. Azman	Hon	+0.817	257.8
6	H. Firdaus	Hon	+0.921	255.3
7	M. Paz	Yam	+10.028	255.9
8	K. Pawi	Hon	+13.065	259.0
9	M. Ikmal	Yam	+33.506	253.5
10	D. Pratama	Hon	+33.665	247.7
11	Z. Tianhao	Yam	+1:33.802	233.3
DNF	T. Laoongplio	Hon	DNF	215.6

SS600 Points

Pos	Rider	Bike	Points
1	K. Kasmayudin	Yam	157
2	A. Sarmoon	Yam	154
3	T. Laoongplio	Hon	143
4	W. Nugroho	Yam	137
5	H. Firdaus	Hon	114
6	M. Paz	Yam	107
7	M. Azman	Hon	105
8	M. Toreqottullah	Yam	72
9	K. Pawi	Hon	70
10	H. Okubo	Hon	50
11	M. Ikmal	Yam	44
12	F. Aditama	Hon	38
13	D. Pratama	Hon	38
14	K. Tanachot	Hon	29
15	Z. Tianhao	Yam	29
16	A. Wongthananon	Yam	21
17	A. Laksana	Yam	19
18	F. Mulya	Yam	14
19	K. Tanaka	Yam	9

Asia Production 250

Krittapat Keankum carried a 45-point championship advantage into Sepang, but with 100 points still available across the final two rounds, the AP250 title was not yet secure.

AP250 Race One

Muhammad Fadhil Musyavi started from pole and led initially before Krittapat worked his way to the front during the opening lap.

Irfan Ardiansyah applied pressure before Rheza Danica Ahrens charged through from the midfield. Rheza recorded the fastest lap of the race and had closed to within 0.014 seconds of Krittapat by the penultimate lap.

Rheza briefly grabbed the lead on the final tour, but Krittapat remained composed and countered before the run to the chequered flag.

Krittapat won by 0.093 seconds from Fadhil, with Rheza only 0.277 seconds behind in third. Gerry Salim and Irfan completed a top five separated by just 0.652 seconds.

The result increased Krittapat’s championship lead and left the Yamaha Thailand rider requiring one more victory to settle the title before Buriram.

AP250 Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap	Speed
1	K. Keankum	Yam	19m29.168	186.2
2	M. Musyavi	Yam	+0.093	193.5
3	R. Ahrens	Hon	+0.277	192.2
4	G. Salim	Hon	+0.593	194.6
5	I. Ardiansyah	Hon	+0.652	191.8
6	D. Shahril	Yam	+0.656	196.7
7	P. Chitwirulchat	Hon	+6.913	199.3
8	P. Luiboonpeng	Yam	+7.022	193.5
9	A. Ismaya	Yam	+7.100	200.4
10	C. H	Yam	+7.175	195.3
11	B. Ayatullah	Hon	+7.248	198.5
12	G. Ziang	Yam	+8.047	195.3
13	M. Mahadi	Yam	+8.328	196.0
14	T. Saito	Hon	+8.521	192.9
15	G. Pratama	Yam	+9.430	194.9
16	U. Pascual	Kaw	+9.899	197.8
17	R. Fadilah	Yam	+14.203	193.5
18	A. Iyoshi	Hon	+15.705	198.2
19	N. Tuan	Hon	+19.813	188.5
20	S. Juntong	Yam	+28.890	188.5
21	R. Hasegawa	Hon	+32.460	189.5
22	M. Juraimi	Yam	+32.491	188.8
23	C. Solis	Hon	+43.755	186.9
24	L. Chun-Mei	Yam	+50.350	188.8
25	C. Li Sheng	Yam	+50.890	185.2
26	L. Nang Tse	Yam	+1:04.025	181.8
27	N. Huu Tri	Hon	+1:29.719	194.9
DNF	A. Fadly	Kaw	DNF	187.8
DNF	A. Amran	Yam	DNF	182.4
DNF	F. Basam	Yam	DNF	189.8

AP250 Race Two

Fadhil again made the early running, but Krittapat attacked from the opening lap and moved into the lead on lap two.

Irfan repeatedly challenged Krittapat at the final corner, while Gerry Salim and Rheza Danica Ahrens also joined the fight. Gerry briefly led on lap seven before Krittapat responded almost immediately.

Rheza moved past Fadhil on the final lap and arrived at the last corner close enough to attempt a move for victory. The Honda rider lost the front during the attack and crashed, leaving Krittapat to complete the Sepang double and secure the championship.

Fadhil finished only 0.070 seconds behind, while Gerry completed the podium at a deficit of 0.264 seconds. Irfan and Candra H rounded out another extraordinarily close top five, all covered by 0.675 seconds.

Krittapat Keankum

“With the track temperatures much higher today, tyre management became my ultimate priority. I had to ride smart, stay disciplined and preserve my grip for the final laps. Words honestly cannot describe how much this means to me.”

Krittapat leaves Sepang with 187 points and an unassailable 79-point advantage over Rheza. Irfan’s fifth and fourth-place finishes elevated the former replacement rider to third in the standings on 106 points, only two behind Rheza.

AP250 Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap	Speed
1	K. Keankum	Yam	19:22.647	185.9
2	M. Musyavi	Yam	+0.070	189.8
3	G. Salim	Hon	+0.264	197.4
4	I. Ardiansyah	Hon	+0.668	197.1
5	C. H	Yam	+0.675	193.9
6	B. Ayatullah	Hon	+2.005	196.7
7	P. Luiboonpeng	Yam	+7.026	193.5
8	N. Huu Tri	Hon	+7.236	194.6
9	A. Amran	Yam	+7.373	190.8
10	D. Shahril	Yam	+7.386	192.5
11	T. Saito	Hon	+7.602	195.3
12	R. Fadilah	Yam	+7.802	196.0
13	P. Chitwirulchat	Hon	+8.043	197.1
14	A. Ismaya	Yam	+8.172	194.6
15	G. Pratama	Yam	+14.849	190.8
16	M. Mahadi	Yam	+14.854	196.4
17	A. Fadly	Kaw	+15.313	194.2
18	N. Tuan	Hon	+15.414	196.4
19	G. Ziang	Yam	+15.583	195.3
20	U. Pascual	Kaw	+15.858	195.7
21	A. Iyoshi	Hon	+19.563	191.5
22	C. Solis	Hon	+35.694	190.1
23	M. Juraimi	Yam	+35.724	192.5
24	L. Chun-Mei	Yam	+43.430	189.1
25	C. Li Sheng	Yam	+43.556	187.2
DNF	R. Ahrens	Hon	DNF	197.1
DNF	F. Basam	Yam	DNF	194.9
DNF	S. Juntong	Yam	DNF	165.4
DNF	R. Hasegawa	Hon	DNF	167.7
DNF	L. Nang Tse	Yam	DNF	169.5

AP250 Points

Pos	Rider	Bike	Points
1	K. Keankum	Yam	187
2	R. Ahrens	Hon	108
3	I. Ardiansyah	Hon	106
4	C. H	Yam	98
5	G. Salim	Hon	88
6	M. Musyavi	Yam	86
7	H. Ono	Hon	83
8	P. Chitwirulchat	Hon	76
9	D. Shahril	Yam	72
10	R. Takahira	Yam	63
11	P. Luiboonpeng	Yam	60
12	F. Basam	Yam	52
13	T. Tubtim	Yam	45
14	N. Huu Tri	Hon	41
15	A. Iyoshi	Hon	39
16	A. Ismaya	Yam	33
17	G. Pratama	Yam	30
18	B. Ayatullah	Hon	26
19	R. Fadilah	Yam	23
20	N. Tuan	Hon	16
21	T. Saito	Hon	16
22	I. Amidi	Hon	11
23	A. Fadly	Kaw	9
24	R. Takemoto	Yam	8
25	G. Ziang	Yam	7
26	A. Amran	Yam	7
27	M. Juraimi	Yam	4
28	M. Mahadi	Yam	3
29	U. Pascual	Kaw	2
30	T. Kugawa	Hon	1
31	C. Li Sheng	Yam	0
32	L. Nang Tse	Yam	0
33	S. Juntong	Yam	0
34	C. Solis	Hon	0
35	C. Villanueva	Yam	0
36	L. Chun-Mei	Yam	0
37	S. Zhang	Kaw	0
38	R. Hasegawa	Hon	0
39	R. Yokoe	Yam	0
40	Z. Wen Ze	Yam	0
41	H. Corney	Yam	0
42	L. Yin	Yam	0
43	S. Rajiv	Hon	0
44	S. Yokoyama	Yam	0
45	H. Okada	Yam	0
46	K. Rajini	Yam	0
47	P. Thonggerdloung	Hon	0
48	Z. Junhao	Yam	0

Underbone 150

Husni Zainul Fuadzy arrived at Sepang with a commanding 67-point advantage and an opportunity to secure his second consecutive UB150 championship.

UB150 Race One

Husni’s weekend had begun with a sizeable practice crash, but the Indonesian escaped without broken bones and was cleared to race.

He led the opening lap before becoming immersed in the familiar UB150 slipstream battle. Dimas Juli Atmoko, Shahrol Syazras Shahrol Yuzy, Fadli Rigani, John Emerson Inguito and M. Syirat Sauki were among the riders taking turns at the front.

Muhammad Adib Arsyad Mohd Hisam produced a particularly impressive recovery after starting from pit lane, climbing into the lead group and eventually finishing fifth.

Syirat led onto the final straight, but Husni and Fadli used the slipstream to surge ahead. Husni prevailed by only 0.032 seconds from Fadli, with Syazras third and only 0.053 seconds separating the podium finishers. The first five crossed the line within 0.146 seconds.

Victory gave Husni an unbeatable championship advantage and confirmed him as the UB150 champion for the second consecutive season.

Husni Zainul Fuadzy

“Yesterday was terrifying as I suffered quite a nasty crash. Thankfully, I walked away without broken bones and was cleared to race. I knew I couldn’t give up; it made me want to come back stronger. Defending this title two years in a row means the world to us.”

UB150 Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap	Speed
1	H. Fuadzy	Yam	16m12.432	165.4
2	F. Rigani	Yam	+0.032	165.6
3	S. Yuzy	Hon	+0.053	173.1
4	A. Mascardo	Yam	+0.137	171.4
5	M. Hisam	Yam	+0.146	168.7
6	D. Atmoko	Yam	+0.188	165.1
7	M. Sauki	Yam	+0.255	170.3
8	J. Inguito	Yam	+0.317	165.1
9	T. Rojas	Yam	+0.493	171.4
10	R. Odding	Yam	+1.533	169.5
11	A. Sham	Yam	+1.604	170.3
12	A. Safatulah	Yam	+12.054	172.5
13	A. Sahir	Hon	+12.817	157.4
14	N. Bahauddin	Yam	+14.443	166.2
15	K. Manurung	Hon	+19.232	162.9
16	M. Mohamed	Vog	+19.459	170.9
17	M. Supaat	Vog	+19.463	165.1
18	A. Fauzi	Hon	+21.946	158.1
19	W. Trilaksana	Yam	+43.337	157.2
DNF	M. Helsinky	Yam	DNF	175.6
DNF	G. Wardhana	Yam	DNF	172.5

UB150 Race Two

The newly crowned champion remained in the leading group throughout another race in which the order changed almost corner by corner.

Gupita Kresna Wardhana, Syirat, Fadli, Dimas, April King Mascardo and Wahyu Aji Trilaksana all spent time near or at the front before the contest reached a chaotic conclusion.

Wahyu led a tightly packed group towards the final corner, where a multi-rider collision eliminated Wahyu, Dimas, Adytya Fauzi, Syirat and Husni.

Fadli had positioned himself on the outside and avoided the sliding motorcycles, powering onto the front straight to claim his second victory of the season.

Ahmad Darwisy Ahmad Sahir finished just 0.053 seconds behind, while his Motul Honda Asia team-mate Syazras completed the podium. Nazirul Izzat Muhammad Bahauddin and April rounded out the top five.

Fadli’s victory elevated him to second in the championship on 108 points. Rendi Odding, Dimas and Syirat are separated by only two points in the battle for third.

UB150 Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	TIme/Gap	Speed
1	F. Rigani	Yam	15m52.680	174.8
2	A. Sahir	Hon	+0.053	170.6
3	S. Yuzy	Hon	+0.390	172.0
4	N. Bahauddin	Yam	+0.477	170.1
5	A. Mascardo	Yam	+0.606	175.9
6	T. Rojas	Yam	+1.098	172.0
7	A. Safatulah	Yam	+1.155	170.6
8	A. Sham	Yam	+1.185	175.0
9	M. Supaat	Vog	+1.418	171.4
10	M. Mohamed	Vog	+2.590	173.1
11	G. Wardhana	Yam	+10.289	172.2
12	M. Helsinky	Yam	+14.993	167.2
13	M. Rasol	Yam	+23.169	177.0
14	J. Inguito	Yam	+34.316	174.8
15	M. Hisam	Yam	+46.185	167.2
DNF	W. Trilaksana	Yam	DNF	172.0
DNF	D. Atmoko	Yam	DNF	171.2
DNF	A. Fauzi	Hon	DNF	169.3
DNF	M. Sauki	Yam	DNF	162.7
DNF	H. Fuadzy	Yam	DNF	172.2
DNF	K. Manurung	Hon	DNF	172.0
DNS	R. Odding	Yam	DNF

UB150 Points

Pos	Rider	Bike	Points
1	H. Fuadzy	Yam	182
2	F. Rigani	Yam	108
3	R. Odding	Yam	96
4	D. Atmoko	Yam	95
5	M. Sauki	Yam	94
6	A. Mascardo	Yam	84
7	A. Sahir	Hon	78
8	S. Yuzy	Hon	78
9	A. Safatulah	Yam	66
10	W. Trilaksana	Yam	64
11	J. Inguito	Yam	63
12	G. Wardhana	Yam	59
13	A. Fauzi	Hon	58
14	M. Hisam	Yam	39
15	N. Bahauddin	Yam	34
16	A. Sham	Yam	26
17	M. Helsinky	Yam	25
18	T. Rojas	Yam	23
19	M. Rasol	Yam	18
20	M. Mohamed	Vog	18
21	A. Afdalah	Yam	18
22	D. Danial	Yam	17
23	I. Efendi	Yam	16
24	K. Manurung	Hon	16
25	H. Nursandi	Yam	9
26	M. Supaat	Vog	9
27	W. Wello	Yam	0

The 2026 Asia Road Racing Championship concludes at Chang International Circuit in Buriram, Thailand, from December 4-6. The ASB1000, AP250 and UB150 titles are already settled, while only 20 points separate the four leading SS600 contenders.

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