Compared with last year, the 2017 China GT Championship has attracted the participation of even more top Chinese racing teams, as well as teams from other parts of Asia. These include True Visions, a team hailing from Thailand. During the Beijing opener, True Visions showed fans the true meaning of speed.

True Visions sent famous Thai driver Suttiluck Buncharoen, of Porsche Carrera Cup fame, into battle in the #78 Lamborghini Huracan Super Trofeo during the Beijing race weekend. Thailand boasts a very developed car racing and refitting industry, and is also a country renowned for producing excellent drivers. As such, True Visions’ inclusion in the competition allows fans the chance to get a feel for Thai racing.

Even from the very beginning of the first round, Suttiluck Buncharoen was off to an excellent start in the #78 car, quickly working his way up the leader board to the front of the pack by staying close behind his opponents and going on the offensive multiple times. Despite his best efforts, the True Visions #78 car had a disappointing finish.

During round two, Suttiluck Buncharoen continued to showcase his impressive knowledge of the technology in the GTC competition. He constantly maintained his position towards the front half of the group, at one point even jumping up into third place. In the end, Suttiluck Buncharoen passed the finish line in fifth place for True Visions.

True Visions showed off their competitiveness in the field, boldly taking on any opponent that crossed their path – let’s hope that they bring some of this fire to the next race weekend!