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WABO Sport at the YMGC Finale: Supporting the Racing, Sharing the Day

07 Nov 2026 Pinnacle Kart, Speedway PLUS Circuit
WABO Sport at the YMGC Finale: Supporting the Racing, Sharing the Day

Event Details

Date
07 Nov 2026
Location
Pinnacle Kart, Speedway PLUS Circuit
Category
Karting

The YMGC season finale put the racing and its surrounding community in the same frame. On 7 November 2026, Pinnacle Kart at Speedway PLUS Circuit in Subang Jaya hosted the championship's sixth and final round. WABO Sport and 707LIVESCORE were there as joint exclusive main sponsors, a role confirmed by the participating team.

The event's four on-site videos move between the circuit, the karts and the activity around the sponsor booth. They show what that support looked like on the day: flags beside the venue, a staffed counter, a prize wheel and visitors spending time around the track. For WABO Sport, this is the part of the finale that a standings table alone cannot preserve.

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 built around seven categories

YUNG Motorsport organized the championship, with the Round 6 programme listing Junior Blitz, Pro Sprint, Elite Racer, Titan Class, Superwomen, 4S Lightweight and 4S Heavyweight. The category poster offered 14 places in each class, giving the event an advertised capacity of 98 entries.

The organizer's final season graphic records 89 driver entries for Round 6 and 731 across all six rounds. Those are the completed season's participation figures, with returning drivers counted again when entering another round. They place the day within a larger campaign while keeping the finale's actual entry count separate from the places available.

Close to the karts, close to the setting

The footage repeatedly returns to the track's orange-and-white barriers. Karts pass through the frame, while other shots take viewers into the preparation area and closer to a helmeted driver. The circuit map, PKSU branding and Speedway PLUS Circuit sign give the coverage a clear and recognizable location.

That movement between viewpoints matters to the recap. A wide shot shows the setting; a closer shot reveals the kart and the driver; the view from behind the fence brings spectators back into the picture. The race remains the centre of attention, but it is experienced from different positions around the venue rather than through one fixed camera.

The sponsor space became part of the visit

The pale-yellow canopy and 707-branded counter form a recurring stop in the videos. Red cups and white caps sit on the display, the red-and-white prize wheel stands nearby, and visitors pause with team members for photographs. Flags and branded items connect the booth with the wider event area.

The on-site team describes the joint setup as the largest booth at the meeting. Their account also lists T-shirts, cups, caps and drinking water, with hand fans and umbrellas prepared for the outdoor conditions. The videos capture several of those items directly. Together, the footage and the team's record show a sponsorship presence people could visit and interact with during the day.

A different pace beside the racing

The prize wheel adds a lighter moment between the track sequences. One video takes viewers right up to its red-and-white sections; another places it in the broader scene beneath the canopy. The counter, merchandise and people gathering for photographs give the activity a clear place within the event.

The camera also passes display cars and a YUNG Motorsport area with helmets and hanging clothing. These are distinct pieces of the same gathering: the competition on the circuit, the motorsport displays around it and the sponsor activity alongside both. They give spectators more to explore while remaining within the atmosphere of a karting meeting.

The people around the finale

The participating team estimates that approximately 400–500 people attended, including competitors and spectators. That is an on-site estimate of the wider gathering, separate from the official 89 driver entries. The videos offer glimpses of that community through conversations, booth visits and photographs rather than an audited count of everyone present.

Some of the most memorable images are also the simplest: a cap held up to the camera, an umbrella beside the track, visitors standing on the podium blocks for a photograph. Those podium poses are part of the event memories, not evidence of who won a race. The championship's results belong in the official standings; these scenes preserve how the venue was shared.

Support that connects the booth with the sporting story

The event team also identifies driver development and support under 707LIVESCORE and WABO Sport sponsorship as part of the wider project. That makes the drivers' season an important companion to the booth activity. A visible event presence and the sporting efforts of supported drivers belong to the same broader story, while each needs its own record.

The companion season report follows that competitive story through the organizer's final tables and a separately supplied driver-support highlight. It offers another way to follow the project, from the sporting performances recorded over six rounds to the event space seen at Pinnacle Kart. The footage here stays with the finale and the people around it.

A completed event worth revisiting

The advance Round 6 article set out the planned categories and programme. The official season graphics now supply the final entries and rankings, and these on-site videos add the details of the setting. The three records work together: what was planned, what was published in the final standings and what the participating team captured around the venue.

For WABO Sport, preserving the finale means keeping those details close to the sporting occasion. The karts, flags, booth and shared photographs describe a day built around a real local championship. They give the sixth round a lasting visual record and recognize the people who made the event a gathering as well as a competition.

Original event image
YMGC Round 6 — karting at Pinnacle Kart Subang
Real frame from the supplied on-site event video.

Sources and event material

Frequently asked questions

What was WABO Sport's role at the finale?

The participating team confirms that WABO Sport and 707LIVESCORE were the event's joint exclusive main sponsors. YUNG Motorsport organized the championship.

When and where did the final round take place?

Round 6 took place on 7 November 2026 at Pinnacle Kart, Speedway PLUS Circuit, in Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.

Did the final round have 98 entries?

98 was the advertised capacity across seven categories. The official season graphic records 89 driver entries for Round 6.

Where can I see the final championship positions?

The companion season standings report reproduces the organizer's final tables. Podium photographs in the on-site videos are not used to identify winners.

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