B-Quik Absolute Racing delivered another strong performance as TSS The Super Series visited the legendary Bangsaen Grand Prix for Round 2 of the 2026 season, with the team securing three podium finishes across the weekend’s two one-hour Super Car GT3 races.
Held during the 20th anniversary of Thailand’s premier street race, Bangsaen once again lived up to its reputation as one of the most demanding circuits on the calendar. Extreme heat, changing weather conditions and the unforgiving nature of the concrete-lined street circuit created a challenging environment for drivers, teams and machinery alike.
The standout performers were Henk Kiks and Alessandro Ghiretti aboard the #26 Porsche 911 GT3-R EVO. The pairing produced two outstanding drives to finish second in both races, combining speed, consistency and racecraft to remain in contention throughout the weekend.
Their double runner-up finish delivers an important haul of championship points and places them firmly in the fight for the 2026 Super Car GT3 Drivers’ Championship as the season closes in on the midway point.
Daniel Bilski and Sathaporn Veerachure endured a frustrating weekend in the #27 Audi R8 LMS GT3 evo II, with the final results failing to reflect the pace they demonstrated throughout the event.
The pairing ran at the front of the field and led races, underlining the competitiveness of the Audi package and the strength of the driver combination. However, technical issues brought their races to a premature end, resulting in two retirements.
Despite the disappointment, the speed shown throughout the weekend provides plenty of encouragement heading into the next round.
The #888 Audi R8 LMS GT3 evo II shared by Iaro Razanakoto and Sandy Stuvik experienced mixed fortunes across the weekend. A technical issue forced the crew out of Race 1, but they responded impressively on Sunday with a determined recovery drive.
Both drivers produced excellent performances to fight their way onto the podium with a third-place finish, ensuring B-Quik Absolute Racing completed the weekend with three trophy finishes.
Further emphasising the underlying pace, the team claimed the Fastest Lap in Race 1 thanks to the efforts of the #26 Porsche and then repeated it in Race 2, this time the #888 Audi went faster than anyone else.
While Bangsaen presented its usual challenges, B-Quik Absolute Racing leaves Thailand’s iconic street circuit in the hunt for the Drivers’ and Teams’ Championship standings.
The combination of outright pace, competitive race performances and valuable points across the three-car GT3 programme provides a strong platform for the remainder of the season.
Attention now turns to Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia, where TSS The Super Series resumes on 21–23 August for Round 3 of the 2026 championship.
With momentum on its side, B-Quik Absolute Racing will be aiming to continue its title challenge in both the Drivers’ and Teams’ championships.
B-Quik Absolute Racing is supported by B-Quik, Motul, Bendix, Yuasa, Kela, B-Café, Würth, IM, Jim Jam, AR Box and WAC Car Detailing.
