The Champion Class belonged to Shirasaki from start to finish. He claimed pole position for both rounds before converting each into victory, completing a perfect weekend at Fuji. Round 5 saw Masana Muto recover from a three-place grid penalty to finish second ahead of Megumu Suzuki, while Round 6 featured Ryo Sakai returning to the podium in second with Syo Momose completing the top three. Several penalties shaped the results across both races, including sanctions for track-limit violations and on-track contact, but none prevented Shirasaki from maintaining his unbeaten run across the weekend.
The Independent Class delivered a far closer contest. Yutaka Toriba secured pole for Round 5, but HIROBON converted second on the grid into victory, leading KENTARO and Nobuhiro Imada to the flag. Toriba responded in Round 6 after HIROBON claimed pole, taking victory despite receiving a five-second penalty for a starting procedure infringement. HIROBON settled for second, with Imada once again completing the podium in third to secure consecutive top-three finishes.
Qualifying also reflected the evenly matched Independent field, with Toriba and HIROBON splitting the two pole positions while KENTARO remained a constant presence inside the top three across both sessions. The weekend, however, was not without incident, with multiple track-limit penalties, starting procedure infringements and two disqualifications in the Round 6 Independent race affecting the final classifications.
Fuji ultimately reinforced two clear storylines. Shirasaki continued to establish himself as the benchmark in the Champion Class with another flawless double, while the Independent Class rivalry between Toriba and HIROBON remained one of the closest battles in the championship heading into the next round.
