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SRO GT Cup | PAR By 300+ Racing secures Silver and AM Podiums at Beijing Yizhuang

October 3–4, 2026 PAR By 300+ entered a four-car line-up for Round 4 of the SRO GT Cup at the Beijing Yizhuang Street Circuit. The team fielded Xiao Meng, Yang Kaiwen, Dai Yuhao and Dylan YIP across the Audi R8 LMS GT4 EVO, Mercedes-AMG GT4 and Toyota Supra GT4 EVO II. Across the four races, the team secured podium finishes in both the Silver and AM classes, demonstrating its overall competitiveness.

Saturday: Silver and AM Podiums

In Saturday’s qualifying, Dylan YIP setting a fastest lap of 1:54.629 and a second-best lap of 1:54.768 to secure third place on the grid for both Saturday races. Dai Yuhao, driving the GR Supra GT4 EVO II for the first time, pushed hard to qualify fourth in the Silver class for both races. Yang Kaiwen started both races from fifth in Silver, while Xiao Meng qualified third in AM.

In Saturday’s first race, Dylan YIP finished third in the Silver class. Yang Kaiwen finished fourth in Silver. Xiao Meng took third in AM. Dai Yuhao encountered challenges and did not finish.

In Saturday’s second race, Dylan YIP finished second in the Silver class. Dai Yuhao finished third in Silver. Yang Kaiwen finished fifth in Silver. Xiao Meng claimed third in AM.
Sunday: PAR By 300+ Continues Podium Run

In Sunday’s qualifying, Dai Yuhao secured third and fourth in the Silver class for Races 3 and 4 respectively. Dylan YIP qualified fourth in Silver for Race 3 and third in Silver for Race 4. Yang Kaiwen started both races from fifth in Silver. Xiao Meng qualified third in AM for both races.

Sunday’s two races required each driver to complete a mandatory pit stop, placing greater demands on strategy and pit execution.

In Race 3, Dai Yuhao finished fourth overall and third in the Silver class. Dylan YIP finished fifth overall after a five-second penalty for a pit-stop error. Yang Kaiwen finished fifth in Silver. Xiao Meng took third in AM.
In the final race of the weekend, Dai Yuhao finished third in the Silver class. Yang Kaiwen finished fourth in Silver. Xiao Meng claimed third in AM.

Off track, PAR Engineering also experienced a demanding street-race weekend alongside the team. As the civil competition upgrade brand under 300+ Motorsport, PAR Engineering’s product development remains closely linked to the team’s on-track practice. The bumpy surface and low autumn temperatures of the Beijing Yizhuang Street Circuit provided another valuable set of real-world data, which continues to feed back into PAR Engineering’s product development. Based on the team’s circuit experience, PAR has developed more than 30 roll cage and related components for common track models, bringing competition-level safety standards to the civil performance tuning market.
After four races at Beijing Yizhuang, PAR By 300+ secured trophies in both the Silver and AM classes. The team will carry the experience and confidence from this weekend into the next round.