Singha Motorsport Team Thailand, B-Quik Absolute Racing, AAS Motorsport, and Wing Hin Motorsports all featured among the leading finishers, while Ford Thailand Racing secured a one-two finish in the opening two TH Super Pickup races.
In Supercar GT3/GTM, Piti Bhirombhakdi and Kantasak Kusiri took Race 1 victory in the #12 Singha Motorsport Team Thailand entry, finishing ahead of Daniel Bilski and Sathaporn Veerachure in the #27 B-Quik Absolute Racing car. Voravud Bhirombhakdi and Carlo van Dam completed the overall podium in the #89 Singha entry. The #89 had topped Qualifying 1, while Henk Kiks and Enzo Trulli took the top spot in Qualifying 2 in the #26 B-Quik Absolute Racing entry.
Race 2 went to Iaro Razanakato and Sandy Stuvik in the #888 B-Quik Absolute Racing car, ahead of Piti and Kusiri, with Bilski and Veerachure third. In the class results, Razanakato and Stuvik led GT3 Pro, while Bilski and Veerachure secured both GT3 Am victories. The GTM Pro honours were shared between Alex Li Jia and Naquib Azlan in Race 1 and Saravut Sereethoranakul and Afiq Yazid in Race 2.
The GT4/GTC category also saw two different overall race winners. Ryan Wong and Mitchell Cheah took Race 1 for Wing Hin Motorsports in the #39, ahead of Ananthorn Tangniannatchai and Hayden Haikal in the #77 PETROLIFE RACING TEAM entry. Dechathorn Phuakkarawut and Kantadhee Kusiri then won Race 2 for AAS Motorsport in the #91. They were followed by Prakhun Phornprapha and Todd Kingsford in the #95, with Ananthorn and Haikal completing the overall podium.
In the class battles, Wong and Cheah won GT4 Pro in Race 1 before Dechathorn and Kusiri took the Race 2 victory. Phornprapha and Kingsford secured both GT4 Am wins, while Toyota Gazoo Racing Thailand's Nattavude Charoensukhawatana and Na Dol Vatanatham swept the GTC class victories across both races.
Vongsapat Ketsiri opened the Eighty-Six Challenge Thailand weekend by taking pole position and winning Race 1 for Idemitsu Racing Team Thailand by AP. Clayton John Nelmes finished second in both qualifying and the opening race. Nelmes was subsequently classified as the Race 2 winner ahead of Pancha Waiprip and Carl Bennett, following Ketsiri's disqualification. The Race 2 result remains subject to the appeal lodged by Ketsiri.
Super Touring produced two different winning combinations. Pasarit Promsombat and Nattanid Leewattanavalagul took Race 1 for YK Motorsports, with teammates Thanaroj Thanasitnitikate and Manuel Rafael Caceres second. Anon Rodprasert completed the podium. Nabil Azlan and Amer Harris then won Race 2 for Wing Hin Motorsports, ahead of Ketsiri and the pairing of Peempol Tangtongwechakit and Kajonsak Na Songkla.
The TH Super Eco category had three different race winners. Varunchit Wattanathanakun won Race 1, while Jirapat Jirapraneet took both Race 2 and Race 3. Aaron Haikal and Brett Dickie completed the Race 1 podium, with Xie Boyu Jonathan and Thanathas Lomwong among the leading finishers in the subsequent races. The Race 3 classification was based on lap times, with provisional and final results not yet available.
Ford Thailand Racing made a strong start to the TH Super Pickup weekend, with Thanaphon Chucharoenpon and Kantadhee Kusiri finishing first and second in qualifying and Race 1. Thanaphon repeated the victory in Race 2, this time ahead of Supatas Boonruang and Anuwat Maniain. Boonruang topped the unofficial Race 3 lap-time sheet, followed by Sandy Stuvik and Chase Chakris Parks, although provisional and final results were not yet available.
With victories distributed across the categories, Round 4 at Buriram added another varied chapter to the Thailand Super Series season. Several classifications remain provisional or subject to appeal, with the relevant official results still awaited.
