Endurance Eco 1200 — Class winner
Real-car endurance class win. Managing pace, fuel and tyres over distance.

Racing driver · Club B'Fast · Thailand
From virtual to reality.จากเกมจำลอง สู่สนามแข่งจริง — self-taught on the sim, now winning on Thai circuits.
The story
Oak didn't come up through karting or a factory programme. He learned racecraft hot-lapping in Assetto Corsa, then took the same obsession with consistency and line discipline to real Thai circuits. "From virtual to reality" isn't a slogan — it's the route he actually drove.
Hot-lapping in Assetto Corsa. Braking points, apexes and tyre feel — learned at home before ever paying for track time. The O@K SIMU channel starts here.
A Honda Civic EG, built with Zombie Garage and carrying #92. Real g-force, real heat, real consequences — and the sim habits hold up.
Wins the KKC100 Endurance Eco 1200 class, takes the Racing Car Thailand C77 Class D title and finishes runner-up in F1SJ Single Cam — closing the year at the Uttaradit street circuit.
Racing two RCT classes every weekend — C77 and F1SJ — at Bira and Kaeng Krachan, and lowering his Bira personal best to 1:11.62. Every round filmed and shared.
Lopburi Circuit, C77 and F1SJ, alongside team-mate Tan Thanaphat for Club B'Fast.
Results
Real-car endurance class win. Managing pace, fuel and tyres over distance.
Season title in Racing Car Thailand. Consistency over a full year, not one lucky race.
Second overall in a second class, in the same season.
Next on track
Racing Car Thailand 2026 · Event 6 · Lopburi CircuitClasses C77 & F1SJ · with Club B'Fast team-mate Tan ThanaphatThe car
A 90s Honda hatch, rebuilt for the track. Light, raw, and honest — every tenth comes from the driver.
Watch
Onboards, race-day vlogs and the honest bits — the breakdowns, the safety cars, the "แข่งรถต้องใช้ดวง" days. 119 videos and counting on O@K SIMU.
Partner with #92
Oak isn't a factory driver — he's self-funded and self-built. That's the point. Your support goes straight into tyres, fuel and track time, and your brand rides along in every race, every onboard and every vlog people actually watch.
RCT 2025 C77 Class D champion, KKC100 2025 winner and F1SJ runner-up. Your logo sits on a car that's already on podiums.
Two classes per RCT round means double the track time — and double the photos, starts and on-camera moments for your brand.
Race vlogs on O@K SIMU pull thousands of views each, plus Club B'Fast team channels with 31.2K combined monthly views. Your logo stays on screen long after the chequered flag.
Sim racer to real champion is the story every gamer wants to believe. Partners become part of it, not just a sticker on it.
Tap a number to see where each placement shows up on camera. The map marks the panels open to partners.
FAQ
For fans, media and brands getting to know Oak.
Chayanon “Oak” Saengsawang is a Thai racing driver, #92 for Club B'Fast. He taught himself racecraft on a simulator before moving into a real race car and winning the 2025 Racing Car Thailand C77 Class D title.
A Honda Civic EG built with Zombie Garage. He races two Racing Car Thailand (RCT) classes every round — C77 and F1SJ Single Cam — at Bira, Kaeng Krachan, Lopburi and street circuits around Thailand.
In 2025: the KKC100 Endurance Eco 1200 class win, the RCT C77 Class D season title and runner-up in F1SJ Single Cam. His Bira Circuit personal best is 1:11.62.
The O@K SIMU YouTube channel has 119+ onboards and race-day vlogs. Every round is filmed and uploaded.
Racing Car Thailand 2026 Event 6 at Lopburi Circuit, in both C77 and F1SJ, alongside team-mate Tan Thanaphat.
Email or message on LINE. Product support, a single round or a full season all work, with placement on the #92 car, the race suit and shout-outs in the vlogs. See partnership details.