Rounds 3 and 4 of the 2025 GT World Challenge Asia powered by AWS Championship (GTWCA) across May 9-11 saw Craft-Bamboo Racing celebrating both overall and Silver Class podiums in Indonesia, including a much talked about victory and also one that got away.

A faultless Super Taikyu race for Craft-Bamboo Racing has seen the team open its 2025 championship title chase in style, claiming second place in Sunday’s five hour race at Suzuka. The event marked round two of the 2025 Super Taikyu season, and after missing out on the championship trophy by just 4.5 points last season, the Craft-Bamboo Racing team is focused on claiming the honours this season.

Craft-Bamboo Racing has signalled its intent to fight for the 2025 Super Taikyu championship, starting this weekend at round two of what is Japan’s premier endurance racing series. Having missed out on the championship trophy by just 4.5 points last year in what was its debut season, the Hong Kong based team is highly motivated to go one further this year, starting at Suzuka across April 26 and 27.