20/07/2026
Super Touring Race 2 final lap at Bangsaen was one we'll never forget.
Our Super Touring Car #36 was involved in a major accident that saw the car roll over after contact with another competitor. It was a frightening moment for everyone watching.
But above all else, we're incredibly thankful that Nabil Azlan walked away safely without a scratch.
At Wing Hin, we've always believed that while race results come and go, there is nothing more important than the safety of our drivers. Podiums can be won again. Championships can be fought for again. But every driver must always have the opportunity to walk away and race another day.
That philosophy is built into every race car we prepare.
Many people don't realise that we don't just race these cars—we design, build, maintain, and repair them ourselves. Every weld, every component, every safety check, and every rebuild is carried out by our own team at our own facility. When we put a car on the grid, we know exactly how it has been built because our hands were part of every step of the process.
The accident at Bangsaen was an extreme test of both the car and the work that goes into it. While the chassis suffered significant damage, the safety cell did exactly what it was designed to do—protect the driver. For us, that's the most important result of the entire weekend.
Today, the rebuilding has already begun.
We'll repair it ourselves, just as we built it ourselves. We'll inspect every detail, replace what needs replacing, and make sure Car #36 returns to the track ready to race again.
Because building a fast race car is one thing.
Building a race car that gives your driver the best possible protection when everything goes wrong—that's the huge responsibility.
We'll see Car #36 back where it belongs.
