Ito established himself as the fastest driver over a single lap, claiming pole position for both races with times of 1:42.201 and 1:42.409. Iori Kimura remained close behind in both sessions, while Watarai qualified third on Saturday before improving to second for Sunday's race.
The races, however, belonged to Watarai. The seven x seven Racing driver passed Ito to win both encounters, denying the polesitter victory despite his qualifying advantage. Ito settled for second in both races, while Kimura completed an identical overall podium in third across the weekend, giving Fuji the same top three finishers in both rounds.
The Pro-Am category followed an equally consistent pattern. Hiro secured class pole for both races before converting both starts into victories, completing a flawless weekend for NGR. Tiger Wu finished second in class in both races for BINGO Racing, while Masaru Hamasaki claimed back-to-back third-place finishes, leaving the Pro-Am podium unchanged across both rounds.
In the Am category, Hyper Water Racing controlled proceedings from start to finish. Ikeda was fastest in class in qualifying for both races and backed that pace up with two victories, while teammate Souichirou Mano completed consecutive runner-up finishes to secure a pair of one-two results for the team. Kiyomin rounded out the podium in both races for Starrize Racing.
While Fuji's qualifying honours belonged to Ito, the weekend ultimately rewarded race execution. Watarai emerged with maximum overall points after two measured victories, Hiro remained untouchable in Pro-Am, and Hyper Water Racing left the circuit with complete control of the Am category after locking out the top two positions in both races.
