2013 Asia Road Racing Championship

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2013 Asia Road Racing Championship
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The 2013 FIM Asia Road Racing Championship was the 18th season of the Asia Road Racing Championship. The Season started on 20 April at Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia and ended on 24 November at Lusail International Circuit in Qatar.^[1]

Race Calendar and Results

Round	Circuit	Date	SS600 Winners	UB115 Winners	Asia Dream Cup Winners
1	Sepang International Circuit	18–20 April	R1: Azlan Shah	R1: Kazuki Masaki	R1: Hiroki Ono
1	Sepang International Circuit	18–20 April	R2: Katsuaki Fujiwara	R2: Ahmad Afif Amran	R2: Hiroki Ono
2	Sentul International Circuit	15–18 May	R1: Azlan Shah	R1: Norizman Ismail	R1: Khairul Idham Pawi
2	Sentul International Circuit	15–18 May	R2: Zamri Baba	R2: Norizman Ismail	R2: Hiroki Ono
3	Madras International Circuit	12–14	R1: Makoto Tamada	R1: Ahmad Afif Amran	R1: Hiroki Ono
3	Madras International Circuit	12–14	R2: Makoto Tamada	R2: Affendi Rosli	R2: Hiroki Ono
4	Suzuka Circuit	29 August–1 September	R1: Shinichi Nakatomi	R1: Affendi Rosli	R1: Hiroki Ono
4	Suzuka Circuit	29 August–1 September	R2: Shinichi Nakatomi	R2: Hadi Wijaya	R2: Hiroki Ono
5	Autopolis	5–8 September	R1: Katsuaki Fujiwara	R1: Rozaiman Md. Said	R1: Gerry Salim
5	Autopolis	5–8 September	R2: Katsuaki Fujiwara	R2: Hadi Wijaya	R2: Fitri Ashraff Razali
6	Lusail International Circuit	21–24 November	R1: Azlan Shah	R1: Affendi Rosli	R1: Hiroki Ono
6	Lusail International Circuit	21–24 November	R2: Azlan Shah	R2: Hadi Wijaya	R2: Hiroki Ono

Entry List

Supersport 600

SS600 Entry List
Team	Constructor	No.	Rider	Rounds
Akai Sanrin Sya Racing Team	Honda	16	Hiromichi Kunikawa	4
AP Honda Thailand		18	Thitipong Warokorn	1–3
		24	Peerawat Wongthananon	1–4, 6
		91	Jakkrit Sawangswat	4–6
Astra Honda Racing Team		20	Dimas Ekky Pratama	2, 4–5
Astra Honda Racing Team		96	Denny Triyugo Laksono	2
Musashi Boon Siew Honda Racing		21	Zaqhwan Zaidi	5–6
		25	Azlan Shah	All
		100	Makoto Tamada	1–4, 6
		634	Ryuta Kobayashi	5
Musashi Boon Siew Honda Racing Malaysia		21	Zaqhwan Zaidi	1–4
		234	Sasitharen Sukumaran	1
		634	Ryuta Kobayashi	1–4, 6
NTS Japan T.Pro. Innovation		34	Satoru Iwata	All
NTS Japan T.Pro. Innovation		71	Tomoyoshi Koyama	All
RSG Racing		66	Shogo Nishiyama	5
Thai Honda Racing Thailand		59	Ratthapong Wilairot	All
Toho Racing Club		83	Yoshitaka Miyajima	4–5
BEET Kawasaki Racing	Kawasaki	37	Katsuaki Fujiwara	All
BikeART Kawasaki Racing		23	Hazlanshah Md. Noor	All
BikeART Kawasaki Racing		26	Ahmad Fuad Baharudin	All
Faito Tsukigi Racing		36	Syahnas Shahidan	2
		41	Takahiro Sowa	3
		50	Mitsunori Okamura	All
		51	Ryosuke Katahira	1, 4–5
Iktikad Raya Racing Team		36	Syahnas Shahidan	1
Kawasaki Greentech Racing Team		28	Ivos A Rianda	2
Manual Tech KYT Kawasaki Racing		33	Ahmad Yudhistira	All
Manual Tech KYT Kawasaki Racing		162	Fadli Immammuddin	All
H.M.F	Suzuki	55	Sadahito Suma	4–5
Akeno Speed Racing Team	Yamaha	9	Makoto Inagaki	All
		17	Michio Izumi	1
		32	Broc Parkes	6
		82	Ayumu Tanaka	4–5
Iwata Racing Family		57	Tatsuro Saito	4
Moto-Rev		67	Rajini Krishnan	3
Petronas Hong Leong Yamaha		15	Shariffudin Shamshuddin	2
		52	Zamri Baba	All
		76	Yuki Ito	All
		93	Farid Badrul Hisham	1, 3–6
RABBIT 7		77	Yasuhiro Usami	4
RC Koshien		38	Shinichi Nakatomi	4–5
Team Petronas AHM Malaysia		78	Michael Blair	1–5
		99	Ramdan Rosli	All
		333	Chow Ho-Wan	6
Yamaha Indoprom Yamalube KYT		31	Imanuel Putra Pratna	2

Key
Regular rider
Wildcard rider
Replacement rider

Underbone 115

UB115 Entry List
Team	Constructor	No.	Rider	Rounds
Daya Honda Jayadi KYT Denso Showa Federal Oil	Honda	93	Teddy Permana	2
GIVI Honda Yuzy Pachie Team		15	Rozaiman Md Said	All
		56	Takazumi Tamada	4
		63	Amirul Ariff Musa	All
Harian Metro Y-TEQ SCK Honda Racing		19	Norizman Ismail	All
		36	Affendi Rosli	1, 3–6
		38	Kazuki Masaki	All
		96	Fakhrusy Syakirin Rostam	2
Honda NJT Racing		46	Vorapong Malahuan	All
Hyperspeed YAM Honda Racing		26	Syafiq Rosli	1
MAZ Racing Team		37	Haiekal Akmal	1
M-Seki Liberty Honda Racing		87	Haffiz Rashid	1
Kawasaki KYT Rextor Manual Tech	Kawasaki	23	Gupita Kresna	All
Kawasaki KYT Rextor Manual Tech	Kawasaki	108	Andy Muhammad Fadly	2
Faito Factory Racing	Yamaha	11	Zulfakhri Rosli	1
		17	Hafieenaz Ali	All
		44	Tommy Richard Orlando	2
		57	Hokky Krisdianto	6
HRVRT Racing Team		14	HM. Prayudha	2
Outdo Koyoko Moutl Yamaha YY Pang Racing		18	Adib Rosley	All
		28	Azhar Abd Jalil	1–2, 6
		118	Tengku Amirul Haffiruddin	1, 3–5
Pertamina Enduro Nissin R9 Cargloss		27	Harlan Fadhillah	All
Petronas Hong Leong Yamaha		50	Ahmad Afif Amran	All
R9 Racing Team		12	Hadi Wijaya	All
R9 Racing Team		61	Ferlando Herdian	All
RPM Racing Team		57	Hokky Krisdianto	1–3
Team Petronas AHM Malaysia		99	Hafiz Nor Azman	1

Key
Regular rider
Wildcard rider
Replacement rider

Asia Dream Cup

Asia Dream Cup Entry List
Bike	No.	Rider	Rounds
Honda CBR250RR	1	Hiroki Ono	All
	2	Nakarin Atiratphuvapat	All
	3	Dwi Satria	All
	4	Kanatat Jaiman	All
	5	Jakkrit Sawangswat	1–3
	6	Chuang An–yu	All
	7	Chen Yuan Hang	All
	8	Reitoku Kurogi	All
	9	Jazil Juraimi	All
	10	Khairul Idham Pawi	All
	11	Gerry Salim	All
	12	Sumit Loucs Tappo	All
	13	Zhou Sheng Jun Jie	All
	14	Arunagiri Prabhu	All
	15	Ned Ernest Daniel	All
	16	Fitri Ashraff Razali	All
	17	Garry Jr. Agustin Caneda	All
	18	Nicholas Waters	All
	19	Muklada Sarapuech	4–6
	20	Sarath Kumar	4–6

Championship Standings

Points

Position	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	11th	12th	13th	14th	15th
Points	25	20	16	13	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1

Riders standings

Supersport 600

Pos.	Rider	Bike	SEP		SEN		MAD		SUZ		AUT		LOS		Pts
Pos.	Rider	Bike													Pts
R1	R2	R1	R2	R1	R2^†	R1^†	R2	R1	R2	R1	R2
1	Azlan Shah	Honda	1	2	1^PF	2^P	2^P	2^P	2^P	3^P	3^F	3	1^PF	1^P	228
2	Katsuaki Fujiwara	Kawasaki	2^PF	1^P	4	5	9	7	3	2^F	1^P	1^P	2	3	194,5
3	Zamri Baba	Yamaha	3	Ret	2	1	3	3^F	11	9	4	4	3	4^F	149,5
4	Yuki Ito	Yamaha	12	6	8	6	6	4	5	5	5	5	5	7	107
5	Tomoyoshi Koyama	Honda	7	5	6	12	15	8	7	7	6	6	8	8	98,5
6	Ryuta Kobayashi	Honda	4	4	11	18	7	5	4	4	8	7	11	9	94
7	Fadli Immammuddin	Kawasaki	6	8	3	3^F	16	14	12	10	13	9	7	5	89
8	Makoto Tamada	Honda	5	3^F	5	4	1^F	1	DNS	DNS			20	19	88,5
9	Shinichi Nakatomi	Yamaha							1^F	1	2	2			77,5
10	Ahmad Fuad Baharudin	Kawasaki	9	7	7	8	14	Ret	17	16	15	Ret	12	11	45
11	Zaqhwan Zaidi	Honda	13	9	12	10	8	20	18	13	11	11	16	12	45
12	Ahmad Yudhistira	Kawasaki	DNQ	DNQ	10	7	19	13	15	Ret	19	15	6	6	38
13	Satoru Iwata	Honda	14	Ret	20	16	11	10	11	Ret	7	10	9	15	38
14	Mitsunori Okamura	Kawasaki	16	15	Ret	DNS	13	12	13	6	10	8^F	15	13	35,5
15	Broc Parkes	Yamaha											4	2	33
16	Thitipong Warokorn	Honda	Ret	14	9	11	4	6							32
17	Ratthapong Wilairot	Honda	11	12	18	Ret	15	16	19	11	9	12	10	16	32
18	Makoto Inagaki	Yamaha	8	Ret	14	14	10	11	10	Ret	12	Ret	17	14	29,5
19	Peerawat Wongthananon	Honda	10	10	15	15	12	9	14	Ret			DNS	DNS	22,5
20	Jakkrit Sawangswat	Honda							21	15	14	13	13	10	15
21	Tatsuro Saito	Yamaha							9	8					11,5
22	Dimas Ekky Pratama	Honda			13	9			Ret	Ret	DNS	DNS			10
23	Sasitharen Sukumaran	Honda	15	11											6
24	Hiromichi Kunikawa	Honda							8	Ret					4
25	Yoshitaka Miyajima	Honda							20	12	20	Ret			4
26	Hazlanshah Md. Noor	Kawasaki	17	13	19	Ret	21	Ret	26	20	21	18	19	18	3
27	Denny Triyugo Laksono	Honda			16	13									3
28	Ramdan Rosli	Yamaha	19	17	17	17	Ret	15	DSQ	14	16	16	18	17	2,5
29	Shogo Nishiyama	Honda									17	14			2
30	Farid Badrul Hisham	Yamaha	Ret	DNS			18	18	24	18	18	17	14	DNS	2
	Michael Blair	Yamaha	18	16	21	Ret	20	19	25	19	25	20			0
	Rajini Krishnan	Yamaha					17	17							0
	Ryosuke Katahira	Kawasaki	Ret	18					27	17	22	Ret			0
	Michio Izumi	Yamaha	21	19											0
	Syahnas Shahidan	Kawasaki	20	Ret	23	19									0
	Ayumu Tanaka	Yamaha							28	Ret	24	19			0
	Ivos A Rianda	Kawasaki			22	20									0
	Shariffudin Shamshuddin	Yamaha			24	21									0
	Sadahito Suma	Suzuki							22	Ret	23	Ret			0
	Yasuhiro Usami	Yamaha							23	Ret					0
	Chow Ho-Wan	Yamaha											Ret	DNS	0
	Imanuel Putra Pratna	Yamaha			DNQ	DNQ
	Takahiro Sowa	Kawasaki					DNQ	DNQ
Pos.	Rider	Bike	SEP		SEN		MAD		SUZ		AUT		LOS		Pts

Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	Second place
Bronze	Third place
Green	Points finish
Blue	Non-points finish
Blue	Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple	Retired (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Red	Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
	Withdrew (WD)
	Race cancelled (C)
Blank	Did not practice (DNP)
	Did not arrive (DNA)
	Excluded (EX)

P – Pole position
F – Fastest lap
Source : ^[2]

† Half-points awarded in Madras race 2, as the riders did not complete the sufficient distance for full points.

† Half-points awarded in Suzuka race 1, as the riders did not complete the sufficient distance for full points.

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References

↑ "Kalender ARRC 2013". otomotifzone.com (in Indonesian). 9 February 2013. Retrieved 9 February 2013.
↑ "Supersport 600 Standings" (PDF). asiaroadracing.com. Retrieved 24 November 2013.

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[1] "Kalender ARRC 2013". otomotifzone.com (in Indonesian). 9 February 2013. Retrieved 9 February 2013.

[2] "Supersport 600 Standings" (PDF). asiaroadracing.com. Retrieved 24 November 2013.

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2013 Asia Road Racing Championship

Contents

Race Calendar and Results

Entry List

Supersport 600

Underbone 115

Asia Dream Cup

Championship Standings

Riders standings

Supersport 600

Related Research Articles

References

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