WeTrade brought partners and clients directly into the 2026 Porsche Carrera Cup Asia race weekend at Fuji International Speedway in Japan, hosting Rounds 5 and 6 at one of the most demanding circuits on the calendar. 

Following Shanghai and Zhuhai, Fuji raised the level. The circuit combines one of the longest straights in motorsport with heavy braking into Turn 1, and a tight, technical final sector where precision defines every lap. With Mount Fuji overlooking the track, the setting reflects the scale of the stage. 

The WeTrade x Phantom Global Racing trackside experience began where race weekends are decided. Inside the paddock and garage, the No. 8 Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (992.2) of team WeTrade x PGR of Phantom Global Racing stood at the centre of attention, carrying WeTrade’s presence across the grid. Preparation moved with purpose, from tyre strategy to setup changes, each detail shaping performance before the cars even left pit lane. 

At this level, there is no margin for hesitation. Engineers work through data continuously, adjusting for temperature, tire degradation, and balance. Fuji demands compromise, and maximum speed on the straight must be matched with control to carry pace through the final sector. That trade-off defines the entire weekend. 

 

When the races got underway, Fuji played out exactly as expected. The main straight created clear overtaking opportunities, but positions were never secure. Every move into Turn 1 had to be calculated, and every exit out of the final corner mattered just as much. 

From trackside and hospitality areas, guests were able to follow each phase of the race closely, from how drivers managed pressure, when they chose to push, and where races were won and lost. It’s a different perspective when you’re close enough to understand what’s happening, not just watching it. 

 

Time with the WeTrade x PGR team and driver Rodrigo Almeida added further clarity. Discussion moved beyond the race itself, into execution, timing, and control. The same principles that define performance at the front. Guests also left with exclusive photos and signed merchandise, adding to the overall experience. 

As a long-term backer of Phantom Global Racing, WeTrade operates at the highest level of the sport, just as it does in trading. Across each race weekend, that position becomes more defined when guests see first-hand how WeTrade operates inside the sport, not around it. 

With Fuji complete, the championship moves to Bangsaen Street Circuit in Thailand, where the racing becomes tighter, faster, and far less forgiving. For those in Japan, the takeaway was clear. This is a level of access that does not come easily, and it is not something you experience from the outside.