In Cadet, Muhammad Wibowo converted pole pace into victory after a weekend that saw Kalen Delsi and Cruz Priolo trade wins through the heats. Wibowo topped Qualifying with a 1:15.351, while Delsi won Heat 1 and Priolo took Heat 2. Delsi then led the combined heat standings ahead of Priolo, with Wibowo third.
Wibowo returned to the front in the Super Heat, finishing ahead of Max Schilling and Delsi. In the Final, he went on to take the category win, with Syabil Umar Basalamah recovering to second and Carson Choi completing the podium.
Junior followed a similar pattern of competitive heat stages before Liu Bowen emerged as the consistent front-runner. Kaito Lloyd took pole in Qualifying ahead of Liu and Sirapach Ketsuwan, but Liu won both heats and topped the combined standings.
Mason Kwong won the Super Heat, with Liu second and Knox Black third. Liu then converted his weekend-long consistency into the Final victory, with Lloyd recovering to second and Black finishing third.
Luke Armstrong delivered the most dominant performance of the weekend in Masters, sweeping every major session from Qualifying through to the Final. Werasak Aiemwichan finished second in the Final after matching that position in both heats, while Thiru Kumaran completed the podium.
The Senior category produced a more varied front-running battle. Andrea Galimberti led the combined Qualifying standings, while Aaron Garcia and Rafael Kamal also featured regularly at the sharp end through the heats. Kamal won Super Heat Group 2 and led the combined Super Heat standings ahead of Garcia and Jace Matthews. Garcia ultimately took the Senior Final, with Galimberti second and Huang Xizheng third.
With Round 6 complete, the IAME Series Asia moves into its final rounds with the championship battles tightening across all four categories.
