a sprint race that saw wet conditions led to him spinning off and having to start at the back for the feature race where he climbed to 10th and one point. The final two rounds in China saw a victory in the sprint race whilst Yoong scored a podium in the feature race by finishing second. 2006–07 The first round in Amsterdam saw Yoong collide with a stalled car before the warm-up lap but set the fastest lap and finished 17th and earlier ended up 12th in the sprint race. The race at Brno, became Yoong's best results winning in both the sprint and feature races. In Australia, Yoong finished seventh and sixth, respectively. At the Round in Mexico, Yoong started from pole and gave Malaysia their third win of 2006–07 in the sprint race at the Autodromo Hermandos Rodriguez Circuit. Yoong received the Bruce McLaren trophy on 28 April 2007 for his strong performance in the 2006–07 A1GP season 2007–08 For 2007–08, Yoong was announced to remain with Malaysia and was partnered alongside Aaron Lim. At Zandvoort, Yoong qualified 20th for both races. Yoong suffered from four consecutive retirements from the races in Zhuhai and New Zealand. He did not attend the races at Australia and South Africa, bringing an end to starting 45 successive races. The decision came from the team electing to run Fairuz Fauzy. In Shanghai, Yoong started from 6th in the Sprint race and managed to climb up to 4th where he finished and scored 6th in the sprint race. Le Mans Series After the 2005–06 A1 Grand Prix season, Yoong raced in the 2006 Le Mans Series as well as the 2006 Le Mans 24 Hrs for Jan Lammers, the A1 Team Netherlands seat holder with team Racing For Holland. Yoong was very competitive, holding the third position in Lammers' Dome-Judd when the throttle stuck, sending the car into the wall at the first chicane on the Mulsanne Straight and breaking both steering arms. In the race at Istanbul, Yoong set the fastest lap 90 minutes into the race and retired after the starter motor failed during a pit stop. Lammers and Yoong elected not to attend the Spa 1000 km event after the team decided to change the engine from a Mugen to a Judd. After the 2006–07 A1 Grand Prix season, Yoong once again returned to the Le Mans Series with Charouz