Chishiki took the Race 1 victory with a decisive move on polesitter Bintang Pranata at Turn 13 in the closing stages. Pranata secured a career-best second place in front of his home crowd, followed by Haruki Matsuyama in third and Togashi in fourth. Maulana Malik also recorded a career-best result, finishing fifth.
Sunday’s Race 2 took a dramatic turn when Chishiki, Waku Kunitate and Matsuyama, the championship’s top three, crashed out together while battling for the lead. The incident opened the door for the chasing group, with Togashi making his move at the final corner to secure his first victory in the series.
Resky Yusuf finished second to claim his first Moto4 Asia Cup podium, while Thailand’s Pacharagorn Thonggerdloung took third for his maiden top-three finish. Pranata came home fourth after being pushed wide at the final turn, with Malaysia’s Qayyim Razin fifth and Teerin Fleming eighth.
Chishiki leads the standings on 133 points, 23 ahead of Kunitate on 110. Matsuyama remains third with 95 points, followed by Pranata on 89 and Togashi, who moves up to fifth on 83. The championship now heads to Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia for Round 5 on October 30 to November 1, with two rounds remaining.
