EEST teams up with NJT Racing team and becomes EEST NJT Racing Team this year 2022. Earlier, Mr. Robert James Davidson (Bob), CEO and Managing Director of EEST Energy Services, has been taking care of, and currently supports some of the most talented young riders in Thailand. This support will continue in an effort to seriously develop them to their full potential, with the knowledge and experience from the already established NJT Racing team.
NJT Racing Team started racing in 1991 under the team name of C.Charaoenyon until 2007 when we change into NJT Racing Team. After that we start to compete in many championships, both in country, and other countries. As an example, Asia Road Racing Championship (Under bone 130cc) Asia Road Racing Championship (AP250) , FMSCT Thailand Championship, Malaysia Super bike championship, Thailand Dream Cup etc.
EEST NJT Racing Team is fully staffed with professional mechanics and technicians. Across more than 35 years from the 1991 NJT origin, the team has built a championship-level culture that today spans national and international grids.
Across the EEST NJT era, the team has produced five documented Thai national-class champions. Daranpob “Nay” Thongyoy claimed the team’s first national title in the OR BRIC SS2 / 400cc class in 2022. Jakkrit “Ball” Saengsawat won the Plan-B Media BRIC SB1Pro / 1000cc championship in 2024. Taechin “Bright” Inaphai took the FMSCT Production 150 U.16 title back-to-back in 2023 and 2024, paired with the 2024 Honda Thailand Talent Cup. Sua Kian Medej won FMSCT Production 150 U.14 in 2024. Goyu Nakagawa took the Nexzter BRIC SS1 / 600cc title in 2025 — the team’s first championship won by a non-Thai rider.
Beyond the silverware, the team has placed riders into the FIM Asia Road Racing Championship, the FIM JuniorGP / Spanish CEV (Chap Korndanai, 2022), the Idemitsu Asia Talent Cup and the Idemitsu Moto4 Asia Cup (Pacharagorn, 2025–26), and — in 2026 — the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship with Muklada Sarapuech as the first Thai woman on a FIM World Championship grid.
EEST Energy Services has teamed up with NJT Racing Team, creating the EEST NJT Racing Team since 2021. Under the leadership of Mr. Bob (Robert James Davidson), Founder and Managing Director of EEST Energy Services, and with the expertise of Mr. Ching (Anan Jarungkitkul), Founder of NJT Racing Team, the collaboration aims at nurturing young Thai talent in motorsports. The team has employed professional mechanics and technicians, contributing to its significant success in the racing scene. By 2023, the EEST NJT Racing Team has achieved remarkable milestones, becoming champions in several prestigious competitions including the FMSCT Thailand 2023 and the OR BRIC Superbike 2023 in various categories. The team’s initial objective to establish itself and build a strong team foundation has surpassed expectations, leading to unprecedented success and the establishment of the EEST NJT Academy to further support the development of young riders.
Gear up for the 2026 racing season as EEST NJT Racing Team takes on its widest international footprint to date.
On the world stage, Muklada Sarapuech — the first Thai woman in a FIM World Championship — races on the WorldWCR grid alongside WorldSBK (bike #12) and runs a full Spanish ESBK Superbike campaign with the RFME (bike #44). Pacharagorn “Gun” Thonggerdloung debuts on the Idemitsu Moto4 Asia Cup (bike #5) — the FIM/Dorna pathway that feeds Moto3 and MotoGP — and runs a single ARRC wildcard in Round 2 (bike #32).
At home, our NEXZTER BRIC Superbike squad fields five entries across three classes: Panchapol “JJ” Jarungkitkul in SB1 / 1000cc (#144), Goyu Nakagawa in SS1 / 600cc (#15), and Gun, Daranpob “Nay” Thongyoy and Watcharin “Garfew” Tubtimon in SS1Pro / 250cc (#32, #65, #25).
Five championships. Six riders. Eleven bike-class entries. One team.
EEST NJT Racing Team enters 2026 with the team’s most ambitious international programme to date — two of our riders representing the team on FIM World Championship grids. Muklada Sarapuech makes history as the first Thai woman in the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship. Pacharagorn “Gun” Thonggerdloung debuts on the Idemitsu Moto4 Asia Cup, the FIM/Dorna pathway that feeds Moto3 and MotoGP.
They carry forward a championship culture earned across the team’s full five-year arc — from Daranpob’s 2022 OR BRIC SS2 title (our founding-season national championship), through the three Thailand titles of 2024 (Ball’s BRIC SB1Pro 1000cc, Bright’s FMSCT Production 150 U.16 plus the Honda Talent Cup double, and Sua Kian’s FMSCT Production 150 U.14), to Goyu Nakagawa’s 2025 BRIC SS1 600cc title — the team’s first championship won by a non-Thai rider.
At national level, our squad continues to compete across BRIC Superbike competition, and the Honda Thailand Talent Cup. Anchored in the values our founder and CEO Mr. Robert James “Bob” Davidson has built into the team — safety, excellence, teamwork, and youth development — our 2026 goal is clear: to take Thai motorcycle racing onto the world stage, one rider at a time.
“ Our racing season has just ended for this year. We initially planned to simply get established this year and develop the team. However, we had surprising results with many podium finishes in each of the three championships we entered. I want to thank all of our sponsors for supporting us this year. Their support contributed to the success of the team. ”
EEST NJT Racing Team is committed to elevating Thai motorcycle racing onto the global stage — rider by rider.
Our development pipeline pairs national-level competition (NEXZTER BRIC Superbike, and the Honda Thailand Talent Cup) with structured international progression through the FIM Asia Road Racing Championship, the Idemitsu Asia Talent Cup, the Idemitsu Moto4 Asia Cup, the Spanish CEV/JuniorGP, and — from 2026 — the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship.
Riders train at our Mini Circuit in Sattahip and on the only “Moto Trainer MotoGP Official Licensed Simulator” in Thailand — letting them learn a new circuit corner-by-corner before they ever turn a real wheel on it. Expert coaching, professional mechanics, and a five-year track record of national-class titles complete the platform.
Thai nationals are becoming increasingly interested in Motorsports, particularly Thai youngsters. Therefore, EEST NJT Racing Team has endeavoured to align with the policy guidelines for developing young racers into professional racers. As a result, We believe that Thai racers will be capable of reaching international standards and maintaining Thailand’s global reputation in motorsport.
Promote and support Thai riders with the abilities and the international platform to compete at the highest level.
In 2026, EEST NJT races across 11+ countries and five championships — WorldWCR alongside WorldSBK, the Spanish ESBK, the FIM Asia Road Racing Championship, the Idemitsu Moto4 Asia Cup, and the NEXZTER BRIC Superbike series in Thailand.
Position your brand alongside the first Thai woman in a FIM World Championship and the riders carrying Thailand onto the global motorcycle racing stage.
