29 Oct 2026 Circuit Hero-Two Race 1&2: Zhong Yongqiang and Li Boliang Claim a Win Each

On 18 October, the two feature races of 2026 Circuit Hero–Two took centre stage. In Race 1, Zhong Yongqiang from K2C Motorsports emerged victorious after an intense battle. In Race 2, Li Boliang from Jishi Racing fought through a chaotic pack to take the chequered flag.

The new season of Circuit Hero-Two continues to attract top teams and competitive drivers. Pirelli and Sailun, official tyre partners of the race, provided full support with professional service and high-performance racing tyres, enabling drivers to push their limits and chase strong results.

Race 1: Zhong Yongqiang Prevails After a Hard Fight

Race 1 of Circuit Hero–Two got underway on Sunday morning. Based on Saturday’s qualifying results, Liao Dongcheng from Gaoge Racing started from pole position, while Zhong Yongqiang from K2C Motorsports occupied the other front-row slot. Zhu Haiqiang from Gaoge Racing and Li Boliang from Jishi Racing lined up third and fourth respectively.

At the start, Liao Dongcheng pulled away cleanly with Zhong Yongqiang in hot pursuit. Zhu Haiqiang held his position, and Tang Zifeng from Jishi Racing overtook his teammate Li Boliang to move into fourth. Soon after, Zhong Yongqiang launched attacks on Liao Dongcheng but failed to get past. Further back, Tang Zifeng closed right up to Zhu Haiqiang, challenging for third overall.

On the following lap, Zhong Yongqiang kept the pressure on Liao Dongcheng, who defended fiercely and fended off every move. The two drivers duelled for the lead for many laps in a stalemate. Meanwhile, Zhu Haiqiang picked up his pace and pulled out a small gap over the chasing pair of Tang Zifeng and Li Boliang.

On Lap 4, sustained pressure from Zhong Yongqiang finally forced an error from Liao Dongcheng. Zhong Yongqiang dived for the inside line at Turn 7 and completed the overtake to seize the overall lead.

This brilliant move effectively secured the win for Zhong Yongqiang, who drove without trouble for the rest of the race. At the end of the 12-lap encounter, Zhong Yongqiang crossed the line first with a 1.358-second margin. Liao Dongcheng took second overall and Zhu Haiqiang finished third. Li Boliang came home fourth. Liang Xiaoxian from TRC Racing, Li Jingfeng, Xiao Jiawei from Haifang Racing, Guan Xin ,Jian Jiaming from Haifang Racing, Luo Huan from Gaoweisi Racing and Tang Zifeng completed the top eleven in order.

Class results: Zhong Yongqiang, Liao Dongcheng and Liang Xiaoxian took the A1 class podium as champion, runner-up and third-place finisher. Zhu Haiqiang, Li Boliang and Tang Zifeng claimed the A2 class top three. Li Jingfeng, Xiao Jiawei and Jian Jiaming finished 1–2–3 in Class B2. Guan Xin won Class A3. Luo Huan won Class B3.

Top Three Interviews：

Overall Winner | Zhong Yongqiang, K2C Motorsports

“I enjoyed those three or four opening laps of wheel-to-wheel fighting the most. After that, I just settled into my own rhythm. The only thing I didn’t nail today was judging my starting markers. I need to sort that out and regain confidence for the afternoon race.”

Overall Runner-up | Liao Dongcheng, Gaoge Racing

“I could keep up in the opening laps, but he was consistently faster through the left-hander at Turn 10 later on. I gave it my all and had a good race. I haven’t raced for more than half a year, so I’m not at my peak form. I’m just happy to take part. Motorsport is only fun when everyone comes together to support it.”

Third Overall | Zhu Haiqiang, Gaoge Racing

“It’s been a year and a half since I drove this car. I struggled a lot in practice earlier this week and only started finding my rhythm in yesterday’s official session. The car setup is now working well. There weren’t many rivals in Race 1 and no dramatic moments, so I just stuck to my pace. I’ll keep it steady for the afternoon race.”

Race 2: Li Boliang Breaks Free from Chaos

Zhong Yongqiang started Race 2 from pole, with Liao Dongcheng alongside in second. When the lights went out, Liao Dongcheng reacted sharply and led into Turn 1, but Zhong Yongqiang hit back immediately. The two ran side by side out of the corner and made contact in the close battle. Zhong Yongqiang lost control and hit the barrier, forcing him to retire. Shortly afterwards, Zhu Haiqiang, who had started third, also touched Liao Dongcheng while attacking. His car was damaged and he was out of the race.

Amid the opening chaos, Tang Zifeng from Jishi Racing avoided the incidents and moved into the overall lead. The string of crashes brought out the safety car. At this stage, Liao Dongcheng, Li Boliang, Li Jingfeng, Xiao Jiawei, Luo Huan, Guan Xin and Liang Xiaoxian held second to eighth respectively.

Racing resumed on Lap 4. Liao Dongcheng used his speed advantage to close rapidly on Tang Zifeng and overtook him at Turn 9 to reclaim the lead. He also set the fastest lap of the race and quickly built a gap of more than one second.

On Lap 5, Tang Zifeng suffered a mechanical failure and lost pace. Li Boliang from Jishi Racing moved through into second overall, and the rest of the field shuffled up one position accordingly.

The remainder of the race settled into a steady rhythm. Li Boliang from Jishi Racing held on to take the overall victory. Liang Xiaoxian from TRC Racing, who had started from the pit lane, produced a stunning charge. A crucial late-race overtake earned him second place. Liao Dongcheng from Gaoge Racing crossed the line first after a solid run, but a post-race time penalty dropped him to third overall. Li Jingfeng, Guan Xin, Xiao Jiawei from Haifang Racing and Luo Huan from Gaoweisi Racing finished fourth to seventh in sequence.

Class results:

Li Boliang was the big winner in Class A2. Liang Xiaoxian took Class A1 honours, with Liao Dongcheng as runner-up. Li Jingfeng won Class B2 and Xiao Jiawei was second. Guan Xin claimed the Class A3 title. Luo Huan took the Class B3 championship.

Overall Winner | Li Boliang, Jishi Racing

“The start was extremely frantic. The front-runners pulled away quickly and I couldn’t keep up at first. Then the collisions happened up ahead, and I was lucky to pick my way through and climb the order. I’ve made progress this weekend compared with previous outings. Thanks to the team for their support, and I will keep racing!”

Overall Runner-up | Liang Xiaoxian, TRC Racing

“I still can’t believe I made it onto the podium after starting from the pit lane. This is only my second time racing at Zhuhai. We had mixed-class traffic with plenty of slower cars, so I had to wait patiently for the right moment instead of forcing moves. Thanks to the team for preparing such a great car, thanks to Zhuhai International Circuit and all the staff. I’ve fulfilled a little dream today.”

Third Overall | Liao Dongcheng, Gaoge Racing

“I defended the inside line from Turn 1 to Turn 4 at the start, but I was involved in two contacts. The steering got knocked out and the car even smoked for a while. I just fought to get my rhythm back. It was tough to get on the podium. I hope we can deliver another exciting race next time.”