Syahrin Sweeps Mandalika as Abe Completes ASB1000 Double Podium

ASB1000

Syahrin set the pace in qualifying with a 1:35.154, 0.237 seconds clear of Abe, with Lachlan Epis completing the front row.

The qualifying order translated directly into the opening race. Syahrin took Race 1 ahead of Abe and Nakarin Atiratphuvapat, before the same leading pair repeated their positions in Race 2. Syahrin again took the win, with Abe second and Rocco Sesslet completing the podium.

The result gave Syahrin a clean sweep of the ASB1000 weekend, while Abe's two P2 finishes made him the most consistent challenger across both races.

SS600

Kasma Daniel Kasmayudin claimed pole in SS600 with a 1:37.091, narrowly ahead of Herjun Atna Firdaus and Wahyu Nugroho.

Race 1 saw Nugroho convert third on the qualifying sheet into victory, with Kasma Daniel finishing second and Thanat Laoongplio third.

The second race produced a completely different podium. Anupab Sarmoon took the win ahead of McKinley Kyle Paz and Firdaus, while Kasma Daniel's weekend ended without another podium after his Race 1 result.

AP250

Krittapat Keankum led qualifying with a 1:45.328, ahead of Hiroki Ono and Candra H, before converting pole into victory in Race 1. Fahmi Basam and Gerry Salim completed the podium.

Race 2 delivered a new winner, with Irfan Ardiansyah taking the top step ahead of Riichi Takahira and Muhammad Fadhil Musyavi.

UB150

Dimas Juli Atmoko emerged as the fastest rider across the combined UB150 qualifying, setting a 1:53.873 ahead of Fadli Rigani and Ilham Elsan Efendi. Husni Zainul Fuadzy then took Superpole with a 1:56.875.

Fuadzy carried that pace into Race 1, taking victory ahead of Rendi Odding and Wahyu Aji Trilaksana.

TVS

Vicente Perez Selfa was the standout performer in the TVS class. After topping Qualifying 1B with a 1:44.975, he secured overall pole ahead of Pedrinho Matos and Luis Miguel.

The same order was repeated in both races. Perez Selfa took back-to-back victories, with Matos second and Miguel third each time, completing the weekend with a perfect two-from-two result.

Mandalika therefore produced a weekend of contrasting winners across the ARRC field, but Syahrin and Perez Selfa stood apart for their clean sweeps, while Abe's pair of ASB1000 podiums and Kasma Daniel's SS600 result added further strong performances to the round.