Suzuki's run began in Round 13, where he took pole with a 1:24.828 before leading from lights to flag for his first-ever Super Formula Lights victory. Evan Giltaire finished second, with Kotaro Shimbara completing the podium.
The #38 TOM'S driver repeated the result in Round 14. Starting from pole again after a 1:25.685 qualifying lap, Suzuki came through a turbulent race to claim back-to-back wins. Akshay Bohra moved up to second for TOM'S, securing his first podium of the weekend, while Yusuke Mitsui finished third.
Suzuki completed the sweep in Round 15, taking his third consecutive victory from pole. Giltaire returned to second, with Mitsui completing the podium as Suzuki collected maximum points across the three-race weekend.
Bohra's second-place finish in Round 14 was the Indian driver's strongest result of the weekend, while Giltaire remained a consistent front-runner across the three races. Shimbara also featured in the opening podium, with Mitsui adding two top-three finishes across the weekend.
The result puts Suzuki firmly into the championship conversation heading into the final rounds at Motegi, with the TOM'S driver carrying the momentum of a perfect SUGO weekend into the closing stages of the season.
