Suphot Kasikam

Suphot Kasikam is a Thai racing driver born on February 28, 1964. He is primarily known for his achievements in touring car racing. Throughout his career, Kasikam has participated in several notable racing series, including the Japanese Touring Car Championship (JTC) and the South East Asia Touring Car Zone Challenge.

In the early 1990s, Kasikam competed in the JTC, driving a Toyota Corolla Levin for Toyota Team Thailand. Later, he achieved significant success in the South East Asia Touring Car Zone Challenge, securing the championship title in 1996 while driving an Opel Vectra. In 1997, he switched to a Nissan Primera, achieving multiple wins and consistently strong results. In 1998, continuing with the Primera, he finished as runner-up in the series, narrowly missing the championship. He also achieved a 4th and 6th place finish at the Macau Grand Prix. His Nissan Primera was later preserved at the Nissan Memorial Hall at Nissan's Zama factory site in Japan.