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UZBEKISTAN NATIONAL TEAM TO PARTICIPATE IN APMC 2026 IN THAILAND

PMC (Asia-Pacific Motorsport Championship) is an Asia-Pacific motorsport championship held under the auspices of the International Automobile Federation (FIA). 13 athletes will represent Uzbekistan in five disciplines at the Asia-Pacific Motorsport Championship (APMC) 2026. The competition will take place on October 23–25 at the Bira Circuit in Pattaya, Thailand. The championship is organized by the Royal Automobile Association of Thailand (RAAT). The program […]

**National team of Uzbekistan to perform at APMC 2026 in Thailand**

13 athletes will represent Uzbekistan in five disciplines of the Asia-Pacific Motorsport Championship (APMC) 2026. The competition will take place on October 23–25 at the Bira Circuit in Pattaya, Thailand.

The championship is organized by the Royal Automobile Association of Thailand (RAAT). The program includes six disciplines. The national team of Uzbekistan will compete in five of them: Karting Slalom, Karting Endurance, Auto Gymkhana, Autocross, and E-Sports.

**Karting Slalom:**

Cadets — Alikhan Bakhranov.

Juniors — Anvar Mahmudov and Arseniy Glova.

Senior category — Kamoliddin Najmiddinov and Samina Akhmadjonova.

**Karting Endurance:** Lee Sen Man and Jamoliddin Najmiddinov.

**Auto Gymkhana:** Sabina Yusupova, Olim Akhmadjanov, Otabek Madaliev, and Dilshod Yusupov.

**Autocross:** Farrukh Urunov.

**E-Sports:** Artur Karaulov.

For the national team of Uzbekistan, this will be the third appearance at the APMC. At the first championship, held in 2023 at the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia, Yasmina Egamberdieva brought the country its first silver medal in the Karting Slalom Cup discipline.

In 2025, at the SpeedBay Circuit in Sri Lanka, the team added two bronze medals to its tally. The medalists in Karting Endurance were Lee Sen Man and Amir Khamraev in the pair category, as well as Vladislav Kim in Karting Slalom (Cadet).

APMC brings together athletes from the region's countries, contributing to the development of motorsport and the strengthening of international cooperation.

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