Only racing can reveal a stronger version of yourself!
On March 15, 2026, we successfully held the Zhongsa Supersport Friendship Race at Zhongshan Zhongsa International Circuit.
Although it was only March, temperatures climbed to nearly 30°C. This unexpected heat made the event a tougher challenge than usual for all the participating riders.
For this race, riders competed on their own motorcycles. Although engine displacements varied, everyone pushed themselves to the limit, putting the skills they had developed through regular practice to the test in fierce on-track battles.
Warm-Up: A Battle in the 53-Second Range
In the warm-up session, all five of the top riders clocked laps in the 53-second range: 16-year-old Ouyang Junyi (53.063), 12-year-old Ouyang Zhiqian (53.265), Xiang Ge (53.339), NOMO (53.682), and seven-year-old Stephen (53.888). The competition was intense from the very beginning, with every fraction of a second counting.
Qualifying: Unleashing Their Potential
Ouyang Zhiqian claimed pole position with a lap time of 52.115 seconds. Even more impressively, all six riders in the top six qualified in the 52-second range, continually setting new personal records.
Marcus, who qualified seventh, also shaved nearly two seconds off his usual practice times, building anticipation for the races ahead!
Race 1: A Battle at the Limit
Race 1 started before lunch. Xiang Ge encountered bike issues from the warm-up lap and, unfortunately, was unable to finish (DNF). However, he still managed an impressive lap time of 53.225 seconds, leaving us eager to see what he could achieve in Race 2.
The first half of the race developed into an intense battle between 16-year-old Ouyang Junyi and 13-year-old Li Yuchen. Yuchen looked for opportunities to overtake, while Junyi demonstrated textbook defensive riding. Lap after lap, their duel kept spectators on the edge of their seats.
Race 2: A Test of Determination and Strategy
Race 2 took place during the hottest part of the day. Junyi, Yuchen, Zhiqian, and Xiang Ge led the field in the early stages.
As Junyi began to lose tire stability, Yuchen seized the opportunity to make his move and take the lead. Zhiqian continued searching for an overtaking opportunity from behind but ultimately could not find a way past.
The young riders' ability to combine fierce competitive spirit with composure and tactical awareness was truly impressive.
Getting Better Through Racing
Practicing alone and challenging yourself is important, but some lessons can only be learned through racing. The competitive environment can be the perfect catalyst for pushing beyond your limits. At this event, many riders successfully set new personal bests (PBs).
We regularly organize small-scale races like this one. Let's keep practicing together, sharpen our skills by learning from one another, and work toward competing on bigger stages!
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