Thailand Super Series Finals Set for Buriram Circuit
The Thailand Super Series heads to Buriram's Chang International Circuit for its fourth round from October 30 to November 1, where multiple class championships will be decided. Singha Motorsport's Piti Phiriyaphakdee and Kantasak Kusiri lead the Supercar GT3 standings with six wins, while the Supercar GTM, GT4, Super Pickup, and Super Eco titles all remain mathematically alive heading into the season finale.
Racing Spirit Co., Ltd., organizer of the international TSS The Super Series by B-Quik and B-Quik Thailand Super Series 2026, prepares to unleash high-octane action for Round 4 from October 30 to November 1 at Chang International Circuit in Buriram. Starting with the premier Supercar GT3 class, Piti Phiriyaphakdee teams up with Kantasak Kusiri from Singha Motorsport Team Thailand, showing blistering form with six victories and 127 points atop the combined standings, while Daniel Billskey and Sathaporn Veerachai from B-Quik Absolute Racing trail with 100 points.
In Supercar GTM, Sarawut Sereethanakhun and Afiq Yazid from PSC Motorsport have dominated with a perfect 150 points after winning every race, though Jiaz Alex Lee and Syazwan Simon Chan from Fire Monkey x Silver Rocket remain in contention with 100 points. The Supercar GT4 battle stays wide open: Dechathorn Phuakarawut and Kanthit Kusiri from AAS Motorsport lead with 109 points, but Granth Supapong and Suthipong Smittichart from Toyota Gazoo Racing Thailand are right behind on 106.
The B-Quik Thailand Super Series will crown its annual champions in the Thailand Super Pickup class. In the individual standings, Supat Boonreung from TOYOTA GR GAZOO ARTO PHC RACING_SKS TURBO_TRANE TITANIUM_TUNE BY AOT leads Class B, while Kanthit Kusiri from Ford Thailand Racing (FTR) tops Class A with 53 points, and Supamongkol Dechphet from Tum Clutch Fortron Oil Chabua Big Trinity Clinic by Wood & Aung Rayong heads Class C with 64 points.
In the team standings, Chiang Kong United Mobil1 Racing Team, driven by Kacharasak Na Songkhla and Supachai Kongman, leads with 85 points, narrowly ahead of Ford Thailand Racing (FTR) with Sandy Stuvik on 83.5 points, while the TOYOTA GR GAZOO ARTO entry remains a threat in third.
Thailand Super Eco enters the season finale with Siya Pawawi Jonathan from Insane Motorsport by ZIC leading the individual table on 72 points, followed by Thanathat Lomwong from Piak Autofix & Riwtec by Repsol Thailand on 70, and Pharanames Phon-akkarat from C2 Tech Phoenix by Rongpo Power Unit on 66. The team championship is equally tight, with BKC Motorsport (Jirapat Jirapranit and Ronnie Riseman) on 78 points trying to hold off Dyno Dynamics & SPY Performance by V-ARE PRO GARAGE (Brett Dicky and Aaron Hykal) on 73.
Fans can also catch the TSS Supercar GTC, Super Touring, and Eighty-Six Challenge Thailand 2026 support races throughout the weekend, with live attendance welcome and streaming available at www.thailandsuperseries.net and www.facebook.com/ThailandSuperSeries.
