Tunku Abdul Rahman Leads JMR To Triumph At Fuji Speedway
Tunku Abdul Rahman, who partnered with Ben Green in a Chevrolet Corvette Z06 GT3.R, delivered a stellar performance, clocking 1 hour 19.306 seconds after completing 30 laps to secure the race win.
Origine Motorsports, represented by Bob Yuan and Leo Ye, finished second with a time of 1:00:21.285s, while Craft-Bamboo Racing's Qi Cao and Jayden Ojeda completed the podium in third place with 1:00:24.925s.
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