Qatar’s Al Sahouti earns valuable championship points in Indonesia

Doha: Qatar’s Hamad Al Sahouti yesterday completed a creditable general fourth within the Idemitsu Asia Expertise Cup on the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia on the Mandalika Circuit.

Al Sahouti representing  workforce Honda completed eight in Race 2 lacking out on the seventh place by tenths of seconds. His present was termed as ‘one other strong efficiency’ because the Qatari collected precious factors for to remain within the prime 5 of championship classification.

Al Sahouti completed Race 2 clocking 28’22.724secs with a prime velocity of 145.4kmph. The hassle noticed his general factors tally transfer as much as 54. 

He had scored 13 and 20 factors on the Ooredoo Grand Prix of Qatar Idemitsu Asia Expertise Cup on the Losail Worldwide Circuit Qatar being second on the rostrum, whereas he picked 13 and eight factors respectively within the two races in Indonesia.

Amon Odaki of Japan additionally has 54 factors whereas top-ranked Hakim Danish of Malaysia is main 72 factors adopted by Japanese Shinya Ezawa on 71 factors.
Hakim Danish accomplished the double yesterday at Mandalika, taking his second Idemitsu Asia Expertise Cup win after a race-long battle on take two. 

The Malaysian defeated Gun Mie by a few tenths by the flag, with Shinya Ezawa within the struggle on the entrance all through earlier than a late mistake relegated the Japanese rookie to 3rd.

Off the road this time it was Danish instantly into the lead, with polesitter Amon Odaki slotting into second. 

However early on it as a result of a three-way struggle between Danish, Mie and Ezawa, with Odaki relegated to the entrance of the struggle for fourth. That was the way it remained for a lot of the race, with Danish making a couple of small errors earlier on however staying nicely in rivalry and Ezawa the primary to forfeit the possibility to struggle for it to the flag. 

Race 1 podium finisher Reykat Fadillah had a Lengthy Lap penalty for a shortcut and got here dwelling seventh, with Al Sahouti a couple of tenths behind the Indonesian.
Diandra Trihardika was sizzling on his heels in P9, with Jakkreephat Puettisan finishing the highest ten after a late penalty relegated Farish Hafiy to P13.