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HISTORY MADE! QARRAR FIRHAND BECOMES THE FIRST INDONESIAN DRIVER TO WIN THE WSK EURO SERIES
Cremona, Italy – Indonesian motorsport has reached another major milestone. Young talent Qarrar Firhand has made history by becoming the first Indonesian driver to win the WSK Euro Series title, one of the most competitive karting championships in the world. Competing against some of Europe’s best young drivers, Qarrar delivered a remarkable performance throughout the 2026 season with Ward Racing. His impressive consistency from the opening round to the season finale allowed him to secure the overall championship title in the OK category. At the decisive round held at Cremona Circuit, Italy, Qarrar showed strong pace by finishing second in the final race and setting the fastest lap, a result that was enough to confirm him as the 2026 WSK Euro Series champion. This achievement marks a significant moment for Indonesian motorsport. The WSK Euro Series is widely regarded as one of the toughest karting championships in the world and has been a stepping stone for many drivers who later moved into international formula racing. Qarrar success proves that Indonesian talent can compete at the highest level of global motorsport. His WSK Euro Series victory also becomes an important step toward his ambition of reaching higher levels of racing. From the karting circuits of Italy, the Indonesian flag has once again been raised on the world stage. Qarrar Firhand has officially written his name into Indonesian motorsport history!
Veda Ega Pratama Shine at Sachsenring, Show Strong Pace From Practice to Moto3 German GP Race
Indonesian young rider Veda Ega Pratama once again showcased his great potential during the 2026 Moto3 German Grand Prix at the Sachsenring Circuit. The Honda Team Asia rider experienced a challenging but promising weekend, starting with an impressive performance in Practice, a tough qualifying session, and a competitive fight in the main race. Practice: Veda Immediately Shows His Speed Veda started the Moto3 German GP weekend on a high note. After making several adjustments with the Honda Team Asia crew, the Indonesian rider quickly found his best pace around the Sachsenring circuit. His efforts paid off as Veda topped the Moto3 Practice session with a fastest lap of 1 minute 25.848 seconds. He edged out his rivals by a small margin and secured a direct place in Q2 qualifying. This result was a strong indication that Veda had the speed to compete with the top Moto3 riders. His performance at Sachsenring once again highlighted his growing ability on the world stage. Qualifying: Starting from the Midfield Heading into qualifying, the competition became even tighter. Despite his strong performance in Practice, Veda was unable to fully replicate that pace during the crucial qualifying session. The rider carrying number 9 finished qualifying in 13th position, meaning he would start the race from the middle of the grid. From there, Veda needed the right strategy and precise overtaking moves to fight his way toward the front. Although he missed out on an ideal starting position, Veda still had a strong opportunity, as Sachsenring is known for producing close battles and frequent position changes all the way to the final lap. …