After what has seemed like an eternity for many racers, teams and fans alike in the Asia region, this weekend marks the start of the Thailand Super Series in Bangsaen.
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Previous iterations of the series have been either cut short or modified with the series deciding to host 4 rounds over 2 weekends at the Chang International Circuit at Buriram due to the pandemic that took hold in early 2020. This year provides teams, drivers and fans the chance to return to a normal schedule with 8 rounds being contested over 4 race weekends stretching from July to December.
This weekend the championship starts at the picturesque Bangsaen Grand Prix, with the famous street race returning to the calendar following a two-year pause due to the knock on effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, we will follow the Supercar GT3 class all season long.
Qualifying was held yesterday with two 15 minute sessions held to determine the grid for round 1 and 2 of the championship, B-quik Racing in the their new Audi R8 LMS Evo 2, proving quickest over the 2 sessions securing both pole positions with Thai driver Sandy Stuvik and Malaysian Akash Nandy.
We will keep you updated across the weekend with results and info on what should be a great start to the season.