Round 2 of Season 9 of the Toyota Gazoo Racing Vios Championship took place at the Sepang South Track, producing split victories across all classes and ensuring no single driver or crew left the weekend with complete control. From the Sporting and Super Sporting categories to the Rookie and Classic Challenge classes, changing fortunes across qualifying and race sessions kept the championship battles wide open heading into the next round.

Round 4 of the Formula Regional European Championship at Monza produced a weekend of contrasting fortunes for the championship's Asian-linked drivers. Kean Nakamura-Berta strengthened his position at the front of the title fight with another victory and two pole positions, while Yuki Sano recovered from an early setback to secure a maiden podium finish of the weekend. Zhenrui Chi and Kabir Anurag also showed flashes of pace, though neither left Monza with the results their qualifying performances suggested were possible.

The Brembo Grand Prix of Czech Republic at Brno delivered a landmark weekend for Asian riders across the MotoGP paddock, with Ai Ogura claiming his first premier-class pole position and Hakim Danish securing Malaysia's first Moto3 victory in ten years.

Fuji Speedway's Round 3 weekend in the 2026 Lamborghini Super Trofeo Asia season delivered two days of wet-weather racing after dry qualifying sessions set the grid. While the changing conditions reshaped battles throughout the field, one storyline remained unchanged: Batmobile Racing's William Tregurtha and Jonathan Cecotto continued their commanding form with a second consecutive round sweep in the PRO class.

IAME India's second round of the 2026 season brought the championship back to CoASTT Kartmania in Tamil Nadu, where four classes delivered contrasting stories across the weekend. From a late-race breakthrough in Mini 60 CC to a complete sweep in Junior 125 CC, Round 2 offered a clearer picture of the drivers emerging as benchmarks in their respective categories.