Sepang: Thai racing driver Sandy Kraokaew Stuvik showcased his skill and determination in the Thailand Super Series event at the iconic Sepang International Circuit last weekend.
Competing against some of the best drivers of the region, Sandy delivered an impressive performance, finishing 4th, 2nd, and 5th in the three respective races.
Sandy, together with his teammate and Chinese rising racing star Deng Yi, collected a substantial number of points across the weekend's races to keep their championship hopes alive.
Consistency and strategic driving throughout the weekend highlighted the duo's abilities behind the wheel and underscored their status as prime contenders for the Thailand Super Series GT3 crown.
The pair's 2nd-place podium finish in the second race demonstrated their ability to compete at the highest level and adapt to challenging conditions on the track.
"I'm proud of what we accomplished this weekend," Sandy said. "It was a challenging event, but the team and I pushed hard, and I'm content with our results. We're looking forward to fighting for the championship at the finale in Buriram. It will be difficult with the points deficit we have against the leaders but it isn't over until the flag falls, I will be giving my all as usual."
The Thailand Super Series championship finale will take place at the Chang International Circuit in Buriram on Dec 13-15.
Competing against some of the best drivers of the region, Sandy delivered an impressive performance, finishing 4th, 2nd, and 5th in the three respective races.
Sandy, together with his teammate and Chinese rising racing star Deng Yi, collected a substantial number of points across the weekend's races to keep their championship hopes alive.
Consistency and strategic driving throughout the weekend highlighted the duo's abilities behind the wheel and underscored their status as prime contenders for the Thailand Super Series GT3 crown.
The pair's 2nd-place podium finish in the second race demonstrated their ability to compete at the highest level and adapt to challenging conditions on the track.
"I'm proud of what we accomplished this weekend," Sandy said. "It was a challenging event, but the team and I pushed hard, and I'm content with our results. We're looking forward to fighting for the championship at the finale in Buriram. It will be difficult with the points deficit we have against the leaders but it isn't over until the flag falls, I will be giving my all as usual."
The Thailand Super Series championship finale will take place at the Chang International Circuit in Buriram on Dec 13-15.
