SekuyaEVOS Racing Secures Double Podium with Erika Richardo on 2nd and Jerhemy Owen on 3rd.

Sekuya continues to expand its presence in motorsport through SekuyaEVOS Racing, following a strong performance at the Radical Time Attack x GT World Challenge Asia held at the Mandalika Circuit.

The event drew significant attention during the pitwalk session, highlighting growing public interest in motorsport culture in Indonesia. As part of this momentum, Sekuya’s racing initiative developed alongside Senna Academy continues to demonstrate how new drivers can emerge from non-traditional backgrounds.

Led by Senna Iriawan, Senna Academy focuses on developing racers through a structured pathway, including its “gamer to racer” initiative, which introduces motorsport to a younger and more diverse audience.

In this race, Erika Richardo secured Podium 2 with a time of 1:49:581, while Jeremy Owen followed with Podium 3 at 1:56:368, both representing SekuyaEVOS Racing. Erika’s result is particularly notable given her background as a visual artist, marking her continued progression in competitive racing.

The initiative also reflects a broader effort to promote motorsport through creative approaches, supported by stakeholders including Irene Umar as Deputy Minister of Creative Economy, InJourney, and Mandalika Grand Prix Association.

By combining racing, creative industry, and community-driven programs, Sekuya continues to position motorsport as an accessible and evolving space where talent can emerge from gaming, art, and digital communities into real-world competition.