Ito started Round 10 from pole ahead of Kimura and Watarai and converted it into his first win of the season in wet conditions. Kimura finished second and Watarai third, giving Watarai an unassailable 30-point lead over Ito with 25 points left to score.
Kimura took pole for Round 11 and led the race to his first victory of 2026, with Ito second and Lachlan Bloxsom third. Watarai finished P4 after spinning while battling Kimura for the lead. Bloxsom, driving the No. 66 seven x seven Racing entry for the weekend, had finished fourth in Round 10 before taking the final podium of the season.
The Pro-Am title was decided in the final race, with Hiro taking pole and winning both Fuji rounds. Tiger Wu entered the finale leading by 1.5 points, finishing P2 in Round 10 before taking P3 in Round 11. Brett Boulton finished P3 and P2 respectively, giving Hiro the class championship.
Ikeda had already secured the Am title before Fuji and completed the season with two more wins. Souichirou Mano and Makoto Haga split the remaining podium places across the two rounds, with Mano finishing P2 in Round 10 and P3 in Round 11, while Haga finished third and second.
Watarai entered Fuji trailing Robert de Haan by 4.5 points after Suzuka, but with de Haan absent from the finale, his Round 10 podium overturned the deficit and secured the title. Kimura's final-round win lifted him to second in the standings, ahead of Ito and de Haan. The championship adds to Watarai's Porsche Carrera Cup Middle East title from last winter.
