Formula Trophy Malaysia opened its season at Sepang International Circuit with Evans GP setting the pace across the opening round. The team placed drivers on the podium in both races, including a full 1-2-3 in Race 2, while Juste Mulder and Hoai Nam “Ben” Anh Nguyen finished inside the top three in every session.

GT World Challenge Asia's Beijing Street Circuit round delivered contrasting results across its two races, with Harmony Racing taking Race 1 before Huang Ruohan and Alessandro Ghiretti's comeback win in Race 2 reshaped the championship picture.

The 2026 ENEOS Super Sprint season closed at Villar City with Round 6, where Glenn Gallos emerged as the standout driver by winning three classes in the Honda Brio for Motolite-Sprint Racing Team. Gallos took the Amateur class with a 48.832s run before adding the Intermediate win. He completed the sweep in the Prepped class, giving him three class victories across the finale. Santi Sarsoza won the Street class in a 2006 Toyota Vios for TBPH Motorsports, while Gen Colina topped the Pro class in a 1994 Honda Civic Hatchback, recording 48.086s for Shago Someday Racing Team. Rocell Alejar completed the class winners in the Ladies category, taking victory in a 2025 Mazda MX-5 with a 53.743s time for MP Turbo. Gallos' three-class sweep headlined the final round as the ENEOS Super Sprint season came to a close at Villar City.

The FIM Asia Road Racing Championship brought its TVS Racing International Championship package to Coppa Italia at the Misano World Circuit for a special European round, with Malaysia’s Mohd Ramdan Rosli leading the Asian riders through practice and qualifying before finishing fourth in the race.

Hayato Chishiki and Haruki Matsuyama split the race wins at Round 3 of the Moto4 Asia Cup at Mobility Resort Motegi, with both races decided in close finishes and Chishiki's championship lead cut to eight points.