2014 Asia Road Racing Championship

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

2014 Asia Road Racing Championship
Previous: 2013 Next: 2015

The 2014 FIM Asia Road Racing Championship was the 19th season of the Asia Road Racing Championship. The Season started on 20 April at Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia and ended on 14 December at Lusail International Circuit in Qatar.

In the Supersport 600cc class, Zaqhwan Zaidi won the title after beating closest rival Yuki Ito by just one point.[1][2] While in the Underbone 130cc Gupita Kresna won the title beating closest rival Taiga Hada.[3] Khairul Idham Pawi won the Asian Dream Cup title after beating closest rival Aditya Pangestu.[4]

This season marked the final season of Japanese veteran rider and one time ARRC champion Katsuaki Fujiwara as he retired at the end of the season after 4 years racing in the series.[5]

Round Circuit Date SS600 Winners UB130 Winners Asia Dream Cup Winners
1 Malaysia Sepang International Circuit 17–20 April R1: Malaysia Zamri Baba R1: Malaysia Norizman Ismail R1: Malaysia Khairul Idham Pawi
R2: Malaysia Zamri Baba R2: Malaysia Ahmad Fazli Sham R2: Malaysia Khairul Idham Pawi
2 Indonesia Sentul International Circuit 13–15 June R1: Indonesia Fadli Immammuddin R1: Thailand Vorapong Malahuan R1: Japan Teppei Nagoe
R2: Malaysia Zaqhwan Zaidi R2: Indonesia Hendriansyah R2: Malaysia Khairul Idham Pawi
3 Japan Autopolis 15–17 August R1: Japan Katsuaki Fujiwara R1: Japan Kazuki Masaki R1: Malaysia Khairul Idham Pawi
R2: Japan Makoto Tamada R2: Indonesia Hadi Wijaya R2: Malaysia Khairul Idham Pawi
4 Japan Suzuka Circuit 5–7 September R1: Japan Katsuaki Fujiwara R1: Malaysia Amirul Ariff Musa R1: Malaysia Khairul Idham Pawi
R2: Japan Yuki Ito R2: Japan Kazuki Masaki R2: Malaysia Khairul Idham Pawi
5 Thailand Chang International Circuit 7–9 November R1: Japan Yuki Ito R1: Malaysia Amirul Ariff Musa R1: Indonesia Aditya Pangestu Hanafi
R2: Japan Yuki Ito R2: Japan Kazuki Masaki R2: Japan Syunya Mori
6 Qatar Lusail International Circuit 12–14 December R1: Malaysia Zamri Baba R1: Indonesia Reza Fahlevy R1: Malaysia Khairul Idham Pawi
R2: Malaysia Zaqhwan Zaidi R2: Indonesia Gupita Kresna R2: Malaysia Khairul Idham Pawi

Entry list

Supersport 600

SS600 Entry List
Team Constructor No. Rider Rounds
AP Honda Thailand
AP Honda SAG Team		 Honda 11 Thailand Thitipong Warokorn 6
24 Thailand Peerawat Wongthananon All
27 Thailand Anucha Nakcharoensri 5
88 Switzerland Jesko Raffin 6
91 Thailand Jakkrit Sawangswat All
95 Thailand Nakarin Atiratphuvapat 5
AR–1 Pikoli Abirawa 99 Indonesia Dellu Agung 2
Astra Honda Racing Team 20 Indonesia Dimas Ekky Pratama All
96 Indonesia Denny Triyugo Laksono 1–2
162 Indonesia Fadli Immammuddin 4–6
Harian Metro Y-TEQ SCK Honda Racing 30 Malaysia Fitri Ashraff Razali 1–2, 5
54 Japan Katsuyuki Tajiri 3–4
T.Pro Yuzy Honda NTS 34 Japan Satoru Iwata All
71 Japan Tomoyoshi Koyama All
162 Indonesia Fadli Immammuddin 1–2
Thai Honda Racing Thailand 59 Thailand Ratthapong Wilairot All
82 Thailand Suhathai Chaemsup All
MUSASHI Boon Siew Honda Racing 21 Malaysia Zaqhwan Zaidi All
52 Malaysia Zamri Baba All
100 Japan Makoto Tamada All
RSG&DREAM Kitakyushu Racing 36 Japan Shogo Nishiyama 3
ToyBoy&TANEJUKU 690 Japan Yoshinori Yamauchi 4
WDM Aspira Federal Oil 81 Indonesia Dwi Satria 2
BEET Kawasaki Racing Kawasaki 37 Japan Katsuaki Fujiwara All
BikeART Racing Kawasaki 23 Malaysia Hazlanshah Md Noor All
83 Malaysia Farid Badrul Hisham All
Manual Tech KYT Kawasaki Racing 25 Indonesia Muhammad Reihan 2
28 Indonesia Ivos A. Rianda All
33 Indonesia Ahmad Yudhistira All
RS-ITOH&ASIA 32 Japan Mitsunori Okamura 3–4
Saudi Falcons 188 Saudi Arabia Abdul Aziz Binladin 6
Hamamatsu Team Titan Suzuki 73 Japan Yohei Iganami 4
TAKE–UP&SBS KIDANI 53 Japan Hiroshi Nagano 3
Akeno Speed Racing Team Yamaha 15 Japan Ayumu Tanaka 4
17 Australia Patrick Olson 3–5
18 Japan Makoto Inagaki All
19 Australia Mark Aitchison 1–2
22 Japan Tsubasa Okuno 3–4
72 Australia Broc Parkes[6] 6
Chunatsu Racing 41 Indonesia Yoichi Hosono 2
Finson Motorsports 64 Australia Aaron Morris 1–2
65 Australia Hudson Pitt[7] 2–5
78 Australia Michael Blair 3–6
HITMAN RC KOSHIEN YAMAHA 63 Japan Shotaro Ogura 4
PETRONAS Hong Leong Yamaha 26 Malaysia Ahmad Fuad Baharudin All
50 Malaysia Ahmad Afif Amran All
76 Japan Yuki Ito All
Yamaha Thailand Racing Team 46 Thailand Anupab Sarmoon 5
67 Thailand Chalermpol Polamai 4
Key
Regular rider
Wildcard rider
Replacement rider

Underbone 130

UB130 Entry List
Team Constructor No. Rider Rounds
Astra Honda Racing Team Honda 21 Indonesia Owie Nurhuda 2
Harian Metro Y–TEQ SCK Honda Racing 4 Malaysia Norizman Ismail All
15 Malaysia Ahmad Fazrul Sham All
88 Malaysia Elly Idzlianizar Illias 1
JRA Group Indonesia Jatim Racing Team 40 Indonesia Nur Iwan 4
T.Pro Yuzy Honda 25 Malaysia Rozaiman Md Said All
63 Malaysia Amirul Ariff Musa All
91 Malaysia Sasitharen Sukumaran 1
93 Japan Taiga Hada All
Team Honda RSC 38 Japan Kazuki Masaki All
Thai Honda Racing Thailand 46 Thailand Vorapong Malahuan 1–5
Kawasaki KYT Rextor Manual Tech Kawasaki 23 Indonesia Gupita Kresna All
Suzuki Nisin Pikoli R9 KYB Suzuki 180 Indonesia Harlan Fadhilah 2
BKMS Racing Team Yamaha 72 Indonesia Rusman Fadhil 2
Faito Factory Racing 12 Indonesia Hadi Wijaya 1–3
27 Indonesia Rio Dewara 1–3
61 Indonesia Ferlando Herdian 4–6
125 Indonesia Reza Fahlevy 4–6
JRA Wardhana IRC Indonesia Jatim Racing
JRA R7 IRC NK Jatim Racing		 40 Indonesia Nur Iwan 2
60 Indonesia Wahyu Aji Trilaksana 2, 4
70 Indonesia Rocky Permadi 2, 4–6
72 Indonesia Rusman Fadhil 5–6
Outdo Koyoko Motul Y.Y Pang Racing Team 18 Malaysia Tengku Amirul Haffiruddin 1
28 Malaysia Izzat Zaidi All
57 Indonesia Hokky Krisdianto All
PETRONAS Hong Leong Yamaha 36 Malaysia Affendi Rosli All
52 Malaysia Shariffudin Shamshudin 1
127 Malaysia Kasma Daniel 1
146 Malaysia Ahmad Fazli Sham All
R9 Ardians Gandasari 75 Indonesia Irwan Ardiansyah 2
76 Indonesia Hendriansyah 2
Key
Regular rider
Wildcard rider
Replacement rider

Asia Dream Cup

Asia Dream Cup Entry List
Constructor Bike No. Rider Rounds
Honda Honda CBR250RR 1 Malaysia Khairul Idham Pawi All
2 Japan Reitoku Kurogi All
3 India Sumit Loucs Toppo All
4 Indonesia Andi Farid Izdihar All
5 Japan Teppei Nagoe All
6 Japan Shunya Mori All
7 Malaysia Harith Farhan Baharin All
8 Chinese Taipei Chuang An Yu All
9 India Prabhu Arunagiri All
10 Australia Lachlan Kavney 1–5
11 Indonesia Aditya Pangestu All
12 India Sarath Kumar All
13 Japan Koko Tadachi All
14 Singapore Arsyad Rusydi All
15 Sri Lanka Shoel Ervin Daniel All
16 Chinese Taipei Lee Yen Ching All
17 Thailand Kiadtisak Chauwiset All
18 Thailand Pasawit Thitivararak All

Championship standings

References

Extra links

Related Articles

Wikiwand AI