MALAYSIAN'S DRIVERS Racing for GT Asia Series
Do you still remember the GT Asia Series for its First three – hours race set for Malaysia during September 2014?
The series will starts pretty soon on the southern tip of the South Korean at the Korea International circuit in Yeongam in this month. Then they will be battling at Japan.
The fourth event will see Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia play host to the first ever 3-Hour race in the history of the series. The two driver format endurance race – worth double points – will certainly spice things up and be a significant factor in the chase for the 2015 title.
WHO ARE THE MALAYSIAN'S DRIVERS?
Alif Handam – Porsche
Zen Low – Lamborghini
From Sepang, the series will travel to Shanghai during late September, prior to the final points-scoring round of the season at the new 4.554-kilometre Chang International Circuit in Buriram, Thailand.
The final event of the year will be once again held at the Macau Grand Prix and will be an invitational event open to the leading GT Asia Teams and drivers as in past seasons.
The GT Asia Series is sanctioned by the FIA as an International Series and is clearly recognised as the Region’s leading GT Championship.
2015 GT Asia Series Schedule:
May 15-17 – Korea International Circuit (South Korea)
June 26-28 – Okayama International Circuit (Japan)
July 17-19 – Fuji International Speedway (Japan)
Sept. 4-6 – Sepang International Circuit (Malaysia) – 3-Hour
Sept. 25-27 – Shanghai International Circuit (China)
Oct. 23-25 – Buriram International Circuit (Thailand)
Nov. 20-22 – Guia Circuit, Macau (Non-Championship)
GOOD LUCK RACERS!
The series will starts pretty soon on the southern tip of the South Korean at the Korea International circuit in Yeongam in this month. Then they will be battling at Japan.
The fourth event will see Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia play host to the first ever 3-Hour race in the history of the series. The two driver format endurance race – worth double points – will certainly spice things up and be a significant factor in the chase for the 2015 title.
WHO ARE THE MALAYSIAN'S DRIVERS?
Alif Handam – Porsche
Zen Low – Lamborghini
From Sepang, the series will travel to Shanghai during late September, prior to the final points-scoring round of the season at the new 4.554-kilometre Chang International Circuit in Buriram, Thailand.
The final event of the year will be once again held at the Macau Grand Prix and will be an invitational event open to the leading GT Asia Teams and drivers as in past seasons.
The GT Asia Series is sanctioned by the FIA as an International Series and is clearly recognised as the Region’s leading GT Championship.
2015 GT Asia Series Schedule:
May 15-17 – Korea International Circuit (South Korea)
June 26-28 – Okayama International Circuit (Japan)
July 17-19 – Fuji International Speedway (Japan)
Sept. 4-6 – Sepang International Circuit (Malaysia) – 3-Hour
Sept. 25-27 – Shanghai International Circuit (China)
Oct. 23-25 – Buriram International Circuit (Thailand)
Nov. 20-22 – Guia Circuit, Macau (Non-Championship)
GOOD LUCK RACERS!
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