Evans GP Academy is pleased to announce that Singaporean driver Kareen Kaur will make her touring car racing debut this weekend in Round 2 of the Asia Classic Car Challenge at Sepang International Circuit.

Kareen will compete with Evans GP Academy in the team’s Mazda MX-5 across the 27–28 June event, marking an important step in her motorsport development as she moves into touring car competition for the first time.

Her debut follows four productive days of testing with Evans GP Academy, during which she made strong progress and gained valuable experience in the car. The race weekend will provide Kareen with her first opportunity to apply that development in a competitive environment at one of Southeast Asia’s most recognised circuits.

As a Singaporean driver competing in Malaysia, Kareen’s debut also reflects the growing depth of motorsport talent across Southeast Asia. Evans GP Academy is proud to support that development by providing young and emerging drivers in the region with structured testing, race preparation and competitive racing opportunities.

Josh Evans, Team Principal of Evans GP, said:

“Everyone at Evans GP Academy is excited to see Kareen take this next step in her motorsport journey. This will be her first touring car race, so the focus is on learning, building confidence and continuing the strong progress she has already shown in testing.

“It is also great to have a Singaporean driver racing with us here in Sepang. We are proud to play a role in supporting drivers from across Southeast Asia and helping create more opportunities for them to gain proper race experience.”

Kareen will represent Evans GP Academy throughout the Asia Classic Car Challenge weekend as she continues to build experience in touring car machinery and further develop her racecraft.

Evans GP Academy looks forward to supporting Kareen during her debut race weekend and continuing its commitment to creating development pathways for drivers across Southeast Asia.

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