YMGC Round 6 Finale: 707Livescore and WABO Sport Bring the Trackside Energy

A season ends on the circuit, but its final day belongs to everyone around it. On 7 November 2026, the Yung Motorsport Go-Kart Championship reached its sixth and final round at Pinnacle Kart, Speedway PLUS Circuit, in Subang Jaya. Karts, drivers, teams and spectators filled out a day that had been marked on the calendar long before the final round arrived.

707Livescore and WABO Sport were the event’s joint exclusive main sponsors. Our on-site team brought a booth, a prize wheel and practical supplies for the crowd; the four videos below preserve that side of the finale alongside scenes from the circuit. The official figures now complete the picture: 89 driver entries at Round 6 and 731 entries across the six-round season.

The final round had room for different kinds of racers

The advertised programme covered seven categories: Junior Blitz, Pro Sprint, Elite Racer, Titan Class, Superwomen, 4S Lightweight and 4S Heavyweight. Fourteen places were available in each, giving the meeting a maximum of 98 entry places. The official season chart subsequently recorded 89 entries for the finale.

Those figures describe two different things: the places offered and the entries recorded. Across a season, the same driver can also enter more than once. That is why the championship’s 731 total is a measure of participation across six rounds, rather than a headcount of 731 different people. The final-round footage gives those numbers a setting: karts beside orange-and-white barriers, competitors in their gear and spectators moving through the event area.

A place to meet between the racing

At the 707Livescore and WABO Sport booth, the red-and-white prize wheel became an easy place to stop. The videos show the branded counter beneath a light-yellow canopy, the wheel standing beside it and people gathering for photographs. Flags around the venue linked the booth back to the circuit.

Our event team describes it as the largest booth at the meeting. Shirts, cups, caps and drinking water formed part of the day’s offering, with fans and umbrellas prepared for visitors facing heat or rain. A cup or a cap makes a souvenir; water, shade and something to fan yourself with make it easier to stay with the event. Both mattered to how the team wanted to welcome people.

The wheel added a playful pause to a day built around competition. Visitors could join the booth activity, meet the team and enjoy a different kind of anticipation away from the racing line.

Four videos, several sides of the same venue

The first on-site film moves through the wider event setting, including the Speedway PLUS Circuit sign, displays and the sponsor area. Other sequences bring the camera closer to karts and drivers, then turn towards the wheel, caps, cups and umbrellas. Seeing those details together makes the finale easier to picture than a timetable alone.

There are display cars, helmets and hanging shirts; there are photographs on the podium steps and views from behind the barriers. These are different parts of a race meeting sharing the same space. The videos retain their original sequence and sound, so visitors can watch each clip as a short event record rather than a string of isolated promotional stills.

The venue identification is also clear in the footage: Pinnacle Kart Subang and Speedway PLUS Circuit. This final round took place in Subang Jaya, Selangor. The location matters when looking back through a season that has its own series of dates, circuits and memories.

The crowd was part of the finale

Our on-site team estimates that the gathering reached approximately 400–500 people across competitors and spectators. This is an event-team estimate, separate from the official driver-entry figure. It describes the wider gathering around the race meeting, not a verified ticket count or a claim that everyone was present at the same instant.

The films put faces and familiar trackside details around that estimate. People pause at the booth, watch from the circuit edge and take pictures together. Racing brings them to the venue; the spaces beside the track give them somewhere to spend the rest of the day. For 707Livescore and WABO Sport, the joint main sponsorship was visible in that welcome as well as on the branding.

From an advance preview to a record of the day

Our earlier R6 article introduced the final round before it happened. This follow-up adds what was missing then: real material from the venue and the organizer’s completed season figures. It also keeps the sporting result in its proper place. The official final championship standings are covered in a separate article, where names, points and tied positions can be read alongside the published boards.

Round 6 closed a season of 731 driver entries. The number is the organizer’s record; the four films are our trackside record. Together they preserve the competition and the community around it: the karts heading out, the people watching, the booth activity and the shared photographs that remain after the meeting. That is the finale 707Livescore and WABO Sport were proud to support.

Original event image

Sources and event material

• Yung Motorsport — official 2026 season figures and final standings
• Yung Motorsport — championship information

Frequently asked questions

When and where was the finale?

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

Did 98 drivers take part?

98 was the advertised capacity: seven categories with 14 places each. The organizer’s final chart records 89 Round 6 driver entries.

What was the role of 707Livescore and WABO Sport?

They were the event’s joint exclusive main sponsors, with an on-site booth, prize-wheel activity, merchandise and visitor supplies.

Are the videos live streams?

No. These are recorded on-site videos from the event. Each clip can be played on demand.

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