The SKILLDRVN OMR 2026 Season 4 championship continued with Round 4 on the North Track at the Petronas Sepang International Circuit, the penultimate stage of the five-round championship. With the season battle continuing to take shape, drivers returned to the circuit determined to build on their previous results and fight for every valuable championship point.
A total of 10 Suzuki Swift race cars took to the grid for Round 4, comprising four Pro Series entries and six OMR Series competitors, including Japanese guest driver Hayato Hori making his debut at Sepang. Continuing the championship’s one-make racing philosophy, both categories once again placed driver skill, racecraft and consistency at the forefront, producing another weekend of competitive racing at Sepang.
Pro Series
1. #331 Loke Yin Yi Team Ultra Racing
2. #27 Andy Boey Profimax Racing Team
3. #168 Vox Lim ELF Evolution Team
4. #888 XiaoLong Bendix Ultimate Racing Team
OMR Series
1. #512 Imran Iskandar
2. #52 Lee G Young
3. #777 Hayato Hori
4. #791 Seow Chee Fong
5. #704 Rafin Ghaith Danial
6. #42 Elwen Lau
RACE 1
Race 1 started on a wet track and got better as the 16 laps went on. Team Ultra Racing #331 YY took the lead from the beginning, followed by Profimax Racing Team #27 Andy Boey Kai Jin, ELF Evolution Team #168 Vox Lim Keng June, and Bendix Ultimate Racing Team #888 XiaoLong.
The race for first place was tight the whole way. #27 Andy Boey passed #331 YY on lap 4, but #331 YY took back the lead and kept it until the end. The gap between the two drivers was never more than 0.705 seconds throughout the race. On the last lap, both drivers set their fastest times, with Andy Boey at 1:24.010 and YY at 1:24.031, both faster than the pole time of 1:24.035. #331 YY finished first, 0.567 seconds ahead.
#168 Vox finished Race 1 in third place, 4.196 seconds behind the winner, while #888 XiaoLong came in fourth, having stayed in third and fourth positions from the start to the finish.
In the OMR Series, #512 Imran Iskandar, the youngest in the SKILLDRVN Driver Development Programme, won his class while carrying 45 kg of extra weight. He finished 2.453 seconds ahead of Japanese guest driver #777 Hayato Hori, who was racing at Sepang for the first time. The two exchanged places during the race, and Imran also set the fastest lap for OMR at 1:25.679 on lap 3, just 0.059 seconds faster than Hori’s best time.
#52 G Young finished on the OMR podium after a busy start, finishing 3.671 seconds behind #777 Hori. #704 Rafin Ghaith Danial was fourth in class, 2.595 seconds further back. An incident on the track at turn 4 on the first lap ended the race for #42 Elwen Lau and caused #791 Seow Chee Fong to lose a lap, but Chee Fong finished fifth in class.
RACE 2
Race 2 was made up of 20 laps starting from a standstill, with the starting positions determined by the results of Race 1. #331 YY was in the front position (pole) next to #27 Andy Boey, while #168 Vox and #888 XiaoLong were behind them.
#331 YY led for the first three laps. Then on lap 4, #27 Andy Boey took the lead and held it until the end, winning the Pro Series race by 1.057 seconds. As the weather got worse, lap times increased, and by lap 15, the average lap time for the top drivers was about eight seconds slower than before.
Second place was decided on the last straight. #168 Vox moved into second on lap 11 but lost it again to #331 YY right at the finish line, losing by just 0.036 seconds. The top three finishers in the Pro Series were separated by only 1.093 seconds, and these three drivers stood on the podium in both races. #888 XiaoLong finished in fourth place.
In the OMR Series, #777 Hayato Hori won in his first race at Sepang, finishing 15.813 seconds behind #27 Andy Boey’s Pro Series car after starting second in his class. #512 Imran, who carried an extra 45 kg of weight, finished second in class, 4.187 seconds behind. They swapped places during the race, with #512 Imran moving ahead on lap 5 before #777 Hori took it back on lap 8 and kept it until the end. Hori also recorded the fastest lap in the OMR Series, clocking in at 1:28.324 on lap 9.
The fight for third in class went down to the final lap. #704 Rafin managed to stay ahead of #52 G Young by 0.640 seconds, even though G Young closed the gap by over two and a half seconds on the last lap. #791 Chee Fong and #42 Elwen rounded out the OMR classification in fifth and sixth place.
FINAL RESULTS
RACE 1 PRO SERIES
• 1ST — #331 TEAM ULTRA RACING – YY
• 2ND — #27 PROFIMAX RACING TEAM – Andy Boey KAI JIN
• 3RD — #168 ELF EVOLUTION TEAM – Vox LIM KENG JUNE
OMR SERIES
• 1ST — #512 IMRAN ISKANDAR
• 2ND — #777 HAYATO HORI
• 3RD — #52 LEE G YOUNG
RACE 2 PRO SERIES
• 1ST — #27 PROFIMAX RACING TEAM – Andy Boey KAI JIN
• 2ND — #331 TEAM ULTRA RACING – YY
• 3RD — #168 ELF EVOLUTION TEAM – Vox LIM KENG JUNE
OMR SERIES
• 1ST — #777 HAYATO HORI
• 2ND — #512 IMRAN ISKANDAR
• 3RD — #704 RAFIN GHAITH DANIAL
FASTEST LAPS
| Race | Pro Series | #27 Andy Boey — 1:24.010 (Lap 16) |
| Race 1 | #27 Andy Boey — 1:24.010 (Lap 16) | #512 Imran — 1:25.679 (Lap 3) |
| Race 2 | #331 YY — 1:27.579 (Lap 9) | #777 Hori — 1:28.324 (Lap 9) |
CONCLUSION
Round 4 delivered two very different sprint races, a damp, drying Race 1 and a Race 2 run in very heavy rain, and finishes decided by the finest of margins. In the Pro Series, #331 YY and #27 Andy Boey took a win apiece, with #168 Vox on the podium in both races and second place in Race 2 settled by just 0.036 seconds. In the OMR Series, #512 Imran and Japanese guest driver #777 Hori shared the victories, Hori taking his on his first visit to Sepang, and the two traded positions in both races. With one round still to come, Round 4 showed exactly how tightly matched the SKILLDRVN OMR field has become.
SKILLDRVN OMR would also like to express its sincere appreciation to all sponsors, including: ELF, BENDIX, PROFIMAX, ULTRA RACING, LIFESTYLE MOTORSPORTS, ZX1, SENARCO, KJ BRAKE PERFORMANCE and GITI, as well as all technical partners, teams, media partners, and supporters for their continuous trust and support in helping grow the championship and grassroots motorsport scene in Malaysia.
As the championship heads into its final round, fans can expect even bigger battles, closer racing, and more unforgettable moments throughout the 2026 season. At the same time, SKILLDRVN OMR continues to welcome new drivers, sponsors, and partners who are interested in becoming part of the growing motorsport platform and community.
To join the SKILLDRVN One Make Race Series or explore sponsorship and collaboration opportunities, kindly contact/whatsapp Kenny Lee at 012-614 4141, or visit our webpage at https://www.keganiracing.com/. You can also pay us a visit at Kegani Racing Services, No: 7, Jalan Serindit 2, Puchong Jaya 47100 Puchong, Selangor.