Swaroop and Kaewkarnjanasate Seal RMC Asia Titles as Ravina and Haris Sweep LYL

Ravina produced the most complete weekend of the field in Micro MAX, leading every lap of both qualifying heats and the 14-lap final. He also set a new event record of 1:15.545 in Heat 1. Michael Bishev finished second in Heat 2 and the final, despite carrying a five-second jump start penalty in the final, and took the championship ahead of Ravina and Thannthajj Yuvasakunkrai.

Swaroop completed a clean sweep in Mini MAX and secured the title. He won Heat 1 after retaking the lead from William Eduardo Lee Mazzali on the final lap, then inherited Heat 2 after Mazzali received a five-second front fairing penalty. Swaroop then led all 14 laps of the final ahead of Mazzali and Aaruthran Prabu. Chinnaphat Vejabhuti finished second in the championship, with Prabu third.

Kaewkarnjanasate matched Swaroop's weekend in Junior MAX, leading every lap of both heats and the 18-lap final. James Hunter finished second in all three sessions, while Medina Zahra Kamaruzaman was third throughout. Kaewkarnjanasate secured the title ahead of Kittinunthaphat Boonyaratkalin and Sirapach Ketsuwan.

Senior MAX produced the closest battle of the weekend. Shun Sekiguchi won both Heat 2 and the final after Panu Stienmonkong led the early laps, while Stienmonkong took Heat 1 following Sekiguchi's five-second penalty. Stienmonkong finished second in the final and set the fastest lap, with Eason Tseng third. His results across the season were enough to secure the championship ahead of Sekiguchi and Tseng.

In the combined Senior MAX Masters classification, Ahmad Zaidi Masri was the only Masters entrant and therefore took the class win in every session. The championship went to Jukka Koivistoinen, ahead of Lim Chong Han and Masri.

Haris completed another weekend sweep in the combined MAX DD2 and DD2 Masters classification. Darren Hollywood Formosa led the opening ten laps of the final before Haris took over, with Ng Yi Tang finishing second and Formosa third. Ng took both the MAX DD2 and DD2 Masters championships, with Formosa second in both. Iskandar Ahmad Hadri finished third in DD2, while Haris was third in DD2 Masters.