The Mandalika, July 26, 2024 – Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit once again hosts the Idemitsu FIM Asia Road Racing Championship (ARRC) 2024 Round 4 from 26-28 July 2024. This round features four racing classes: Underbone 150cc (UB150), Asia Production 250cc (AP250), Supersports 600cc (SS600), and Asia Superbikes 1000cc (ASB1000).
A total of 94 riders from 14 countries (Australia, China, Germany, Hong Kong, Indonesia, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Yemen) are participating. From Indonesia, 36 young riders are competing, representing 14 racing teams.
Chairman of ARRC Round-4 2024, Troy Warokka, stated, "We hope this free practice session will provide an opportunity for each rider to prepare optimally and create an unforgettable experience for motorcycle racing fans in Asia.”
Meanwhile, the President Director of PT Mandalika Grand Prix Association Nusantara Jaya (MGPA), Priandhi Satria, expressed, "MGPA has meticulously prepared for the FIM Idemitsu Asia Road Racing Championship 2024 event to offer the best for spectators, riders, and racing teams. All the riders who have arrived at the circuit are ready to hit the track, starting with today's free practice session, followed by racing sessions on Saturday and Sunday."
The ARRC 2024 championship is expected to positively impact the development of two-wheel sports and the tourism industry in Indonesia. Tickets to watch the championship live are available on the official website www.themandalikagp.com.
The morning session today features Practice I for the UB150, AP250, SS600, TVS ASIA One Make Championship, and ASB1000 classes. The afternoon session includes Practice II for the AP250, SS600, ASB1000, UB150, and TVS ASIA One Make Championship classes. Finally, Practice III is for the AP250, SS600, and ASB1000 classes.
"This free practice provides an initial overview of the riders' readiness for the races taking place on 27-28 July 2024. With the results achieved, the riders and teams will evaluate and adjust to ensure their best performance. Let's witness the highly competitive battles among Asia's riders and support our local heroes in the ARRC 2024 championship!” concluded Troy.