

YMGC Round 6: Racing and Community Bring the Season Home at Pinnacle Kart
WABO Asia revisits YMGC's 7 November finale at Pinnacle Kart Subang: seven categories, 89 driver entries and the 707LIVESCORE–WABOSPORT trackside presence.
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The final round of the Yung Motorsport Go-Kart Championship brought a season's racing to Pinnacle Kart in Subang Jaya, Selangor, on 7 November 2026. Across the circuit and the surrounding event area, the day connected competition with the people who make a local motorsport gathering feel alive: drivers, spectators, the organizing crew and the teams welcoming visitors beside the track.
The official season chart records 89 driver entries for Round 6 and 731 across the six-round championship. Alongside that sporting record, four on-site videos capture another part of the finale: karts passing the orange-and-white barriers, YUNG Motorsport displays, a busy collection of event booths and the joint presence of 707LIVESCORE and WABOSPORT.
Completed event · 7 November 2026
Event details
Yung Motorsport Go-Kart Championship 2026 — Round 6 Season Finale
- Venue
- Pinnacle Kart, Speedway PLUS Circuit, Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
- Organizer
- Yung Motorsport
- Joint exclusive main sponsors
- 707Livescore & WABO Sport
- Official Round 6 entries
- 89 entries · advertised capacity 98 places
- Season driver entries
- 731 entries across six rounds; includes repeat participation
A final round with several stories on the grid
The published Round 6 programme listed seven categories: Junior Blitz, Pro Sprint, Elite Racer, Titan Class, Superwomen, 4S Lightweight and 4S Heavyweight. That range gave the finale several competitive strands. A junior category, a women's category and the other named classes appeared within the same event programme, rather than a single race standing for the whole championship.
The category poster advertised 14 places per category, making 98 places in total. The recorded 89 Round 6 entries are a different measure: what the season chart reports for this round. Keeping those numbers separate gives the finale its proper scale. The 731 season figure likewise counts entries across rounds, so a driver returning through the year can contribute more than once.
From the timetable to the trackside footage
The advance schedule set out a full programme, beginning with registration, kart balloting and driver briefing before qualifying and the final races. Its planned closing session was prizegiving. Those stages explain the structure around which the finale was organized; the recap footage supplies the texture that a timetable cannot.
One sequence follows karts beside the circuit's orange-and-white barriers. Another moves closer to the waiting karts and a helmeted driver, before returning to the view from the spectator side. The changing perspectives bring the venue into focus: there is the racing surface itself, the preparation area and the people watching just beyond the fence. Together they make the final round tangible without reducing it to a list of session times.
707LIVESCORE and WABOSPORT at the heart of the event area
YUNG Motorsport organized the championship. According to the participating on-site team, 707LIVESCORE and WABOSPORT supported this final round as its joint exclusive main sponsors. Their presence appears throughout the videos, from flags near the circuit to the 707-branded counter beneath a pale-yellow canopy.
The booth's red-and-white prize wheel provided a visible focal point, with caps, cups and other branded items displayed nearby. The team also reports T-shirts, drinking water, hand fans and umbrellas among the items made available at the event. These details give the sponsorship a physical presence: a place to stop, meet the team and take part in the activity while the race day unfolds around it.
The finale extended beyond the racing line
The videos move between the track, display cars, YUNG Motorsport's exhibition area and the sponsor booth. A clothing rail and a row of helmets add detail to the motorsport setting. Elsewhere, visitors pose by the circuit map and on the podium blocks, turning familiar pieces of a racing venue into shared photographs.
The on-site team estimates that approximately 400–500 people attended. That is an estimate of the wider event gathering, not the number of drivers. The distinction matters because a race meeting includes people taking part in different ways: racing, watching, working and spending time in the event area. The footage is strongest when it lets these different parts of the day sit alongside one another.
A six-round season, seen through its final gathering
The championship's 731 cumulative driver entries place this gathering within a longer season. They represent participation over six rounds, including repeat appearances, rather than 731 separate individuals. Round 6's contribution belongs to that season story, while the final standings provide the separate record of how the competition concluded.
A finale has a particular role in a local series: the last meeting gives a recognizable place and occasion to months of participation. At Pinnacle Kart, that place is visible in the Speedway PLUS Circuit sign, the PKSU circuit board and the same trackside barriers appearing across several videos. The repeated setting links the sporting programme with the people and activities around it.
What the event record now preserves
WABO Asia's earlier Round 6 preview focused on the forthcoming categories and programme. This recap adds what an advance article could not show: the venue in use, the sponsor presence on the ground and the small details of a completed event. The videos follow a wider route than the racing line, allowing the booth, displays and shared photographs to become part of the archive.
The result is a fuller picture of YMGC's closing round. Competition remains the reason everyone gathered, while the trackside activity shows how the finale was experienced beyond the kart. Keeping that combination visible gives the season ending both its sporting context and its human scale.
Watch the on-site videos
Recorded at Pinnacle Kart Subang. Select a video to play.
Sources and event material
- YUNG Motorsport: official season standings supplied with the event report
- YUNG Motorsport: championship background
Frequently asked questions
Where and when was the YMGC Round 6 finale?
It took place on 7 November 2026 at Pinnacle Kart, Speedway PLUS Circuit, in Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Were there 98 drivers at the final round?
The advertised capacity was 98 places across seven categories. The official season chart records 89 driver entries for Round 6.
What does the season total of 731 mean?
It means cumulative driver entries across six rounds, including repeat participation. It is not a count of 731 unique people.
What did 707LIVESCORE and WABOSPORT contribute?
The on-site team identifies them as joint exclusive main sponsors. Their event presence included a branded booth, prize-wheel activity and merchandise.









