The Honda Racing Thailand team of riders is leading the Honda CBR Series in their pursuit of the 2025 Asia Road Racing Championship championship onelove168

onelove168 The Honda Racing Thailand riders, led by the team’s veteran rider, Nakarin “Chip” Athiratphuwaphat, former Moto3 star, number 41, will compete in the Asia Superbike 1,000cc (ASB1000) class. This will be the first time he will race a Honda CBR1000RR-R under Honda Racing Thailand, fully partnered with Thai mechanics. As for the Supersport 600cc (SS600), onelove168

it will be a perfect blend of new rising stars, The Next Successors, led by Jakkreephat “Khaokong” Phruttisarn, who competed in Junior GP and MotoGP Rookies Cup last year and is ready to hunt for the Asian championship on the Honda CBR600RR, number 20, alongside teammate “Mix” Thanat La-ongpliew, number 31, and newcomer to the team, “Hypek” Kritsada Thanachot, number 18.

Mr. Natchai Srisowanna, Chief Corporate Planning Officer of Thai Honda Co., Ltd., said, “Back in 2017, we announced the “Honda Race to the Dream” policy, a dream of having Thai racers compete in the MotoGP arena for a full season in 2025. We have already achieved this. We now have “Kong-Somkiat Chantra” in MotoGP and “Kong-Tachakorn Buasri” in Moto3. But our work is not over yet. The next mission is to create a next successor and find riders to replace these senior riders in the future. Therefore, we must admit that the Asia Road Racing competition is very important in developing our racers because it is a stage that brings together top Asian racers from Thailand, Japan, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Meanwhile, the race tracks are all world-class tracks that support almost all MotoGP races.

And this year, the good news is “Mai Cue-Kiattisak Singhaphong,” a rising star of Honda who competed in this event. Selected to move up to the Junior GP World Rookie Championship and the MotoGP Rookies Cup, which are stages for climbing up to the World Grand Prix in the future. As for the rider line-up in the Asian Championship, we have a very good mix. For the first time, “Chip-Nakarin” will compete in the Asia Superbike 1,000 cc (ASB1000) class under our own team. As for the Supersport 600 cc (SS600) class, we have 3 interesting young riders: “Khaokong-Jakkriphat”, “Mix-Thanat” and “Hypec-Kritsada” are also pushing forward with full force to support riders under the youth rider development project by sending two rising stars, “Fer” Panjaruj Jitwirunchat, number 12, and “Shinjo” Naphat Jatoom, number 86, who will compete on Honda CBR250RR racing cars in the Asia Production 250cc (AP250) class with wildcard rights in the first and final race of the season, which is considered a very challenging approach. I ask everyone to cheer for Thai racers,” Mr. Natthachai revealed (onelove168)