In the MSF Merdeka 111 field, several crews converted strong race pace into class victories. Stratos Motorsports' Daniel Harris Jaeggi and Lew Xuan Yan took the EXN Cup win, while Kegani Racing Academy's Kenny Lee Wan Yuen, Loke Yin Yi, and Daniel Storkensen led Super Compatto. Soon Chew Poh, Ling Guang You, and Wong Mun Seong won Super Production, with Lim Jian Hong, Lim Zheng Chuen, and Jonathan Xie taking Standard Production.

Khair Nur Adi, Khair Nur Adli, and Mohamad Anaq emerged victorious in Standard Production MAX, while Dante Clement, Joshua Thiran, and Ng Zhang Jack took K-Series Battle honours. Papaya Pay fawster 22Proshop's Muhamad Nurazmi Abas, Faidzil Alang, and Arif Hanafiah won Super Series, with Kendrew Wong and Calix Yip taking Standard Production SWX.

The Merdeka 75 Cup produced another spread of winners. Calix Yip Ka Man took the Myvi Cup Evo victory, while Reuben Emmanuel and Mohammad Faiz Sulaiman led the Rookies. Thang Jiun Sheng won Saga Cup Pro, Marcus Ong Jin Yeong and Ong Gee Yeong took Saga Cup Intermediate, and Tang See Kai and Chooi Jin Chen led the Casual class. Tan Jek Hong won Campro Cup, while Roni Risman and Putera Hani Imran took Tuner Production honours.

The SKILLDRVN category saw Andy Boey Kai Jin win the opening race before Lim Keng June took Race 2. Loke Yin Yi featured on the podium in both races, underlining the close competition across the two-race format.

In MotoMSF Merdeka 33, Dhiraj Tan and Sankaran Shamugam took the overall endurance victory, finishing ahead of Mohd Fahmi Abdul Wahaf and Mohd Radzi Bin Omar Yusof, with Ng Wei Shyang and Ke Huanni completing the podium.

The American V-Twin Cup added a different dimension to the Sepang weekend, with Mohamad Al Syakirin Bin Ahmad taking the overall win. Muhamat Hairy Muhamat Omar finished second, while Mohammad Ashraff Abd Rahman completed the podium. The class results were split across Open Class Bagger, Hooligan Cup, Pro Street, and Revolution X.

Across the MSF Merdeka programme, Sepang delivered a weekend built around endurance, multi-class competition, and changing fortunes between qualifying and the race. With a broad mix of cars, motorcycles, and classes sharing the circuit, the event showcased the depth of Malaysia's club and national-level motorsport scene.