Four races into the 2026 season, the H1GP Championship has delivered something rare in any form of motorsport: four different race winners in the first four rounds. For a championship built to showcase the depth of Malaysian sim racing, it is the perfect advertisement — and a sign that the 2026 title is anyone's to take.
What Is H1GP?
H1GP is Malaysia's most competitive sim racing championship — an online motorsport series built by drivers, for drivers. The 2026 season is contested over 14 rounds across iconic real-world circuits, from Suzuka and Jeddah to Barcelona, Monza and the Yas Marina season finale. A grid of 24 drivers across 12 teams from Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia compete under an F1-style points system, with professional stewarding, live broadcasts and equal-specification cars that ensure it is driver skill — not budget — that decides the championship.
The Four Winners So Far
The headline of the 2026 season is its unpredictability. The most recent victory came from Luqman Fazrul, who won the Barcelona Grand Prix for Green Limau Racing in Round 4 — his maiden H1GP win. He joined a list of winners that already spanned multiple teams, with Blue Steel Racing and Racing Labs both having tasted victory in the opening rounds.
Two wins for Blue Steel Racing, one for Racing Labs, one for Green Limau Racing. Three teams, four drivers, four trophies — and ten rounds still to run.
2026 H1GP Drivers' Championship — Top of the Table
After four rounds, here is how the leading contenders stack up:
| Pos | Driver | Team | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Anson Yong | Blue Steel Racing | 55 |
| 2 | Keith Moh | Blue Steel Racing | 55 |
| 3 | Jeremy Yeow | Racing Labs | 47 |
| 4 | Luqman Fazrul | Green Limau Racing | 35 |
| 5 | Chong Jin Bin | Coconut Racing | 35 |
| 6 | Neil Harris | Racing Labs | 33 |
See the full, live H1GP 2026 standings on the championship homepage.
The Teams of H1GP 2026
The 2026 grid is made up of twelve teams: Blue Steel Racing, Racing Labs, Coconut Racing, Green Limau Racing, Metadise Sim Racing (running two cars), Kesatria Sim Racing, Team Castrol Racing, Sunway Esports Club, Sakura Racing, GLR Academy, QRD and Nuvo Sports. They represent racing communities across Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia — a true cross-section of Southeast Asian sim racing.
What Comes Next
The championship resumes with the Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring on 28 June 2026. With four different winners already on the board and the title fight wide open, every remaining round matters. Follow the season through the H1GP news hub and the driver directory.
