Both riders currently lead the AP250 standings, with Rheza holding the top spot with 188 points, closely followed by Herjun with 165 points, antaranews.com reported. Rheza, accumulating 188 points, was determined to deliver his best performance in the final round to become the first AHRC rider to clinch two titles in the AP250 class. "As we approach the final round of ARRC this year, I must stay focused and consistently earn points in the last two races. I am confident in the team's current condition. Please pray and support me in the final round of ARRC 2023," said Rheza, riding the Honda CBR 250 RR, in an official statement on Thursday (30/11/2023). Similarly, Herjun was determined to claim the title despite being 23 points behind Rheza and  committed to achieving better results in his second season in the ARRC AP250 class. "I believe the mechanics' team will always support me, and I will focus on delivering my best performance in the last two races of the 2023 season," he said. Joining the intense competition is another AHRC rider, Veda Ega Pratama, who has already secured the Idemitsu Asia Talent Cup (IATC) 2023 championship. Currently positioned third in the standings with 135 points, Veda aimed to bring the same winning spirit to the final series. (mg/inp/pr/nm)